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Robert Frost Reads His Poetry - Robert Frost reads his own poetry, available on audiocassette from HarperAudio (January 6, 1989)
This high-quality illustrated video provides a visual learning experience. The short video summary is three minutes and covers the major characters and themes of the poem.
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The Question and Answer section for Robert Frost: Poems is a great resource to ask questions, find answers, and discuss the novel.
This is a really detailed question for this short answer space. Nature is Frost's main motif for symbolism. Frost is intetrested in the cycle of life and death shown through the seasons in a way that people can connect with. There is also the idea...
In Frost's poems (particularly after 1914), he focuses on the trouble men and women have within their intimate relationships and examines the reason why many of these relationships have stagnated.
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The central theme of "The Road Not Taken" revolves around the significance of human choice. Through its tone, language, and structure, the poem is able to offer multiple understandings of what it means to choose. The first interpretation of choice...
