Whether you're a fan of poetry or not, you've probably heard the iconic phrase in one of today's NYT Mini Crossword clues. The clue "'Two roads diverged in a wood, and I — I took the one less traveled by' poet" tasks you with remembering the author behind it.
Chapter 1 of Two Roads by Joseph Bruchac
I'm a bit of a literature nerd, but even I had trouble remembering the name of the poet behind this story. It's a pretty tricky clue to solve, so here are some hints and the answer to the clue "'Two roads diverged in a wood, and I — I took the one less traveled by' poet" in the October 18 NYT Mini Crossword.
I'm now going to reveal the name of the poet, so don't read on until you're ready to learn.
The solution to the clue “'Two roads diverged in a wood, and I — I took the one least traveled by the poet” in the NYT Mini Crossword of October 18 is “FROST.” This answer refers to the author of the poem “The Road Not Taken”, namely Robert Frost.
