This is about as complete of a collection of Robert Frost's works you can get so to say this book deserves 5 stars would be an understatement. Frost is easily one of the greatest poets of all time and will always be a giant in the world of poetry. His poetry also holds a special place in my heart fo

Despite metaphor’s singular importance to literature and perception, few literary artists have consciously explored its hyperreal implications. Robert Frost is a rare exception. He frequently struggled with the implications of metaphor in his work, coming to an understanding “that all thinking...is

Reading Frost is a wonder. His work has become so quoted in our culture that you'd think he'd be in danger of becoming cliche. He still transcends that. His icy scenes and wintry imagery show a mind so affixed to nature's quiet desolation; a soul-searcher firmly grounded in the soil he farms and fie

Robert Frost is one of the most celebrated American poets of the 20th century - likely one of the few American poets that a random American could name off the top of their head. Frost is a master of language, with a remarkable ability to craft poems that are both accessible and profound. His poems o

Frost have a very unique collection of poems that provide the readers with advice.

This is the perfect Frost book! What I like about this edition is that besides Frost's wonderful poetry, it also has a section of his prose. In addition, at the end of the book there is an interesting and useful chronology of the poet's life. It was interesting reading how Frost, when he was a young

Here's the thing. Most of this book really sucks. It's terrible. However, when it doesn't suck, it's beyond brilliant. Frost wrote more great poems than any other 20th century poet, I think, but he surrounded them with so much pedestrian crap that it's hard to find them sometimes. "Birches," "Mendin