Lesson 5.05
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This document provides summaries of two poems: "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening" by Robert Frost, which was published in 1923 and influenced by everyday life and another poet, and uses traditional stanzas. The second poem summarized is "A River Merchant's Wife: A Letter" by Ezra Pound, published in 1957 during a period of poetic reformation, draws influence from the author's feelings, uses a narrative format, and is structured as a letter.
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The document summarizes the poem "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening" by Robert Frost. It provides context that Frost was born in San Francisco but found inspiration in New England. The poem describes a speaker who pauses to watch the snow fall in the woods but feels obligated to continue on his journey as he has promises to keep. The summary captures how the poem illustrates having to miss opportunities to appreciate nature due to other obligations in life.Stopping by woods
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This document provides an analysis of the Robert Frost poem "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening." It includes biographical information about Frost, born in 1874 and died in 1963. The poem is summarized with its four stanzas. The document then analyzes significant elements of the poem, including its title, themes of choices and man's relationship with nature, symbolism of the woods and natural world, and its rhyme scheme and iambic tetrameter meter.Week 3 poetry lecture
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The poem "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening" by Robert Frost describes a traveler who stops in the woods to watch the snow fill in. He is tempted to stay in the peaceful woods but knows he has commitments elsewhere that he must attend to. The traveler's horse thinks it is strange to stop without a nearby farmhouse and shakes its harness bells, but the only other sounds are the wind and falling snow. The traveler acknowledges the beauty of the dark, deep woods but knows he has promises to keep and distances to travel before he can rest.Dignified Portrayal of Common Men?s Issues in Frost?s Poetry
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Lesson 5.05
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- 2. Stopping by woods on a snowy evening Written by Robert Frost This poem was published in 1923
- 3. Influences Frost was influenced by everyday life as well as a poet named Robinson This poem was influenced by the rural environment of a village He used common speech as a way to portray the image clearly
- 4. Style Frost used modern language with a traditional stanza format This was seen as experimental from a context perspective however from a format stance he changed nothing
- 5. A River Merchant's Wife: A Letter Written by Ezra Pound This poem was published in 1957
- 6. Influences This era of the 20th century was one of poetic reformation and this poem is no exception This poem draws heavy influence from the author and his inner feelings With a dark approach the lady from this poem is largely responsible for the tone
- 7. Style This poem uses a narrative and chronological placement of events This poem uses a freeverse format In the title it talks about a letter because this poem is essentially a letter to the woman who he believes is coming back to him