Two paths

In the final stanza, the narrator imagines a time much later where he will recount his story to his probably grand children at the diverged roads. In line 16, "I[the narrator] shall be telling this with a sigh", the feeling of doubt presented throughout the poems seems to suggest that, no matter which path he chooses, he will recount this tale with regret as he wants to but does not know what he missed from the paths that he did not choose.

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