A five page paper looking at Robert Frost s poem in terms of the way it deals with Frost s respect for the common man. The paper shows that the poem s deceptively simple surface actually hides tremendous depth, which Frost believed the common New Englander did as well. Bibliography lists five sources. On A Snowy Evening,' and 'After Apple Picking,' in terms of their evocation of Frost's attitude towards death. Frost shows in these two poems an awareness that all life dies, and a recognition that he will too - but a desire to fill his days with as much productive living as possible before that time comes.
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Applied Operations Mgt. Afflictions - Psych.