Bring on the tough stuff - there’s not just one right answer.
- Just what is so great about the open road, according to this poem?
- Why does the speaker give so many examples—of people, places, emotions, etc.—in this poem?
- What is the speaker's attitude toward others in this poem? How does that compare to his attitude toward the open road?
- Is there a difference between love of travel and a desire for escape? How would the speaker answer this question?
- How does the poem's form affect the way you read it?