Robert Frost

Definition

Robert Frost was an American poet known for his realistic depictions of rural life and his use of colloquial language. His poems often explore themes of nature, human experiences, and the complexities of decision-making.

Related terms

The Road Not Taken:

A poem by Robert Frost that explores the idea of choices and their consequences.

New England: The region where Robert Frost spent most of his life and drew inspiration for many of his poems.

Nature Imagery: A recurring theme in Frost's poetry, where he uses descriptions of nature to convey deeper meanings.