"A Poem Worth Loving" with literary elements.

1) Dramatic Situation: The speaker is in first person and can be inferred as a woman or man.
2) Structure: The first part talks about the speaker trying to figure out which road to take. The next part talks about one of the roads. The next part states the similarities of both roads. The last few parts speak about the speakers decision.
3) Theme: It may be hard to choose the path you want to take. Can be for your future or for one day.
4) Grammar and meaning: In modern time writing
5) Images and figure of speech: Describes how one path looks and the difference between two roads. "Because it was grassy and wanted wear." shows the imagery of one of the roads.
6) Important words: Travel, two roads, leads, difference. Important because they give the effect of how different the roads are and the difficulties in choosing which to take.
7) Tone: Thoughtful in which may be better to take.
8) Literary devices/techniques: Imagery, diction