What is special about Robert frost's poems?

Answer 1

writing poems like The Road Not Taken

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Some say it was his simplicity in his poems that made him so popular; people could understand what he was writing about and what he was saying. Before frost was a poet people commonly wrote about the classics, and interspersed with references to Greek mythology and things similar to that. Robert Frost won the Pulitzer Prize four times. Frost was said to dislike being seen as a nature poet and often telling people that he only wrote two poems in his entire life that were totally nature-based.New England inspired him with new stories, attitudes, and characters when he moved there. Later, he falls in love with New England tradition and it gives him strength. The literary tradition and his how his work broadly fits is a pastoral one. His subjects are usually characters, events or creatures of rural New England. He deals with the commonplaces of the countryside, Apple Picking, Hey-Making, Sleep of an Old Man Alone in an Old Farm House, Cleaning of Pasture, and springs, and interpreting a universal touch to his regionalism. As one critic says, "Yet no poetry so regional has ever been so universal. His titles of books as New Hampshire, North of Boston, and Mountain Interval also show his attachment with his own techniques of style."

Answer 2

The type of poetry Robert Frost was best known is about nature.

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. Some say it was his simplicity in his poems that made him so popular; people could understand what he was writing about and what he was saying. Before frost was a poet people commonly wrote about the classics, and interspersed with references to Greek mythology and things similar to that. Robert Frost won the Pulitzer Prize four times. Frost was said to dislike being seen as a nature poet and often telling people that he only wrote two poems in his entire life that were totally nature-based.New England inspired him with new stories, attitudes, and characters when he moved there. Later, he falls in love with New England tradition and it gives him strength. The literary tradition and his how his work broadly fits is a pastoral one. His subjects are usually characters, events or creatures of rural New England. He deals with the commonplaces of the countryside, Apple Picking, Hey-Making, Sleep of an Old Man Alone in an Old Farm House, Cleaning of Pasture, and springs, and interpreting a universal touch to his regionalism. As one critic says, "Yet no poetry so regional has ever been so universal. His titles of books as New Hampshire, North of Boston, and Mountain Interval also show his attachment with his own techniques of style."

Answer 3

Robert Frost's poems often explore themes related to nature, the human experience, and the complexity of life. His writing style is known for its clarity, simplicity, and use of everyday language, which allows readers to easily connect with his work. Frost's poems also frequently include layers of deeper meaning and symbolism that invite readers to reflect on deeper truths and insights.

Answer 4

Robert Frost usually made his poems so you learn something from it. I personally Love his poems they are inspiring.

Answer 5

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