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Robert Frost Poetry

Poet's Life

Robert Frost is considered one of the American's most renowned poets of all time. Frost was born in 1874 and raised in San Francisco, California, in the United States until the death of his father, William Prescott Frost. His father died of tuberculosis. His mother was Isabelle Moodie. Frost spent the first 11 years of his life with his father. Following his father's death, he had to shift together with his mother and sister to Lawrence, Massachusetts. He started attending Lawrence High School for his studies. Robert Frost attended Dartmouth College after completing his high school grade. He returned home after several months at the college and started working a slew of unfulfilling jobs. He attended Harvard University in 1897. However, he has to drop out after two years due to the health issues he experienced. His health concerns led to a decision to return to Lawrence to join his wife, Elinor Miriam White.

He grew up while experiencing tragic occurrences in his life. For example, he grew up witnessing the deaths of several people in his family, including his children. He continued to create his poems that were heavily influenced by his surroundings. Frost spent most of his time in the wilderness by observing nature. Robert Frost spent most of his time living in New England, and his perspective on World War II played a crucial role in inspiring some of his poetry. Frost had to relocate to New Hampshire in 1900 together with his wife and children to make a life. It was tough in his personal life because two of his children died. He attempted several projects, including poultry farming, of which it was unsuccessful.

Frost had the philosophical acquaintance of philosophy, science, history, and literature, and this can term him a classicist of high order (Meyer, 2017). He was a poet who had confidence in speaking with meter and rhyme of all things natural, and this style of literature plumped people's emotions. One aspect that touches people's feelings is death, regardless of the person you have lost in your life. Frost is one of the characters who have passed through saddening situations, especially his family members' death. He is one of the few poets who will never be forgotten in English Literature because his poetry portrays an echo of sensitive man's limitations and experiences in life.  Most of his poems are influenced by the environment around him (Reddy 1). Frost is a famous American poet who leaves an impression on the readers because of his ability to represent local issues related to his experiences in New England (Reddy 2). He selectively considered solitude and isolation to learn more about the environment and to focus on observation and nature (Rath 48). The main theme in almost all of his poetic work is the despondent state of life in a person's life. In his poetic work, Frost leaves the readers encapsulated in level, depth, and verse of human emotion that is considered not effortlessly distinguished by the eye but nurtured and felt in the person's heart. Robert Frost used nature in most of his poems to give details regarding how life is harshest.

Interpretation of the Three Poems in relation to Poet's Life

Robert Frost shared a deep interest in poetry. He...