This poem is an example of an extended metaphor.
A metaphor is a comparison between two things that are not alike. In this case, a road and life are being compared. In this extended metaphor, the speaker never actually makes a direct comparison between life and the road. In other words, he does not say life is a road. Yet the entire poem implies it.
Two roads diverged in a wood, and I--
I took...
Compound there are two sentences connected by a semicolon, you can tell because they each have their own subject (the musician, she) and their own verb (preform, had).
Answer:
A diamond is given as a gift
Poetry presents more of a rhythm and story rather than a conversation or dialogue. With poetry you can picture what the writing is saying due to the way they are written.
B. Because a particular word may have multiple meanings.
E.g. I will PARK the car.
Let's go to the PARK.
