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Explanation of A Servant of Servants by Robert Frost A Servant of Servants by Robert Frost is a poem which tells the tale of a woman who tells of her daily ordeals to a visitor who is camping out near her house. She spends her day cooking and cleaning after the many men in her… Continue reading A Servant of Servants Analysis by Robert Frost

Explanation of The Oven Bird by Robert Frost The Oven Bird by Robert Frost was written in 1916 and published in the Mountain Interval. It is a poem about an Oven Bird who sits on a tree on a mid summer’s evening and sings about the coming of winter. There is a certain sadness in… Continue reading The Oven Bird Analysis by Robert Frost

The poem “My November Guest” is taken from A Boy’s Will, the first published volume of Frost’s poetry (1913). This is among the best of Robert Frost’s poems where he speaks of Autumn. My November Guest: Critical Thoughts The poet, at some point in time, must have experienced extreme pain and Sorrow in November. Sorrow,… Continue reading My November Guest Analysis by Robert Frost

The Black Cottage tells the tale of two men, the poet and a minister, who chance upon an empty cottage as they were passing by. The Minister beckons the poet towards the cottage to tell him of the story of this cottage. The cottage now lay abandoned for all purposes, the old woman who saw… Continue reading The Black Cottage Analysis by Robert Frost

Robert Frost is a four time Pulitzer winning poet, and is an expert in exploring the unknown. There is a certain depth and mystery about his poems that not many can boast of. Today we’ll analyze The Axe-Helve, a wonderful piece set in a rural background. The Axe Helve by Robert Frost is a narrative… Continue reading The Axe Helve Analysis by Robert Frost

The poem ‘Love and A Question’ is taken from A Boy’s Will. A realistic setting well combined with an eerie atmosphere makes the poem a delight. The poem is more tend towards a male psychology, perhaps a reason why every women should read (Well, men should too ) In this analysis of Love and a… Continue reading Love and A Question by Robert Frost Analysis

This short lyric was published in 1923, in the New Hampshire volume of poems. It seems that, it narrates a very simple commonplace happening in a pastoral setting, but actually it is Frost’s observation on the human search for truth and man’s attempts at the unraveling of the mystery of life. The poet, a rural-dweller,… Continue reading For Once, Then, Something Analysis by Robert Frost

A Hundred Collars by Robert Frost is about a man who has to spend the night in a room with a stranger. It deals with the feelings of fear the man has on being stranded in a sleepy town and having to share a room with a man. This man, a Doctor named Magoon, was… Continue reading A Hundred Collars Analysis by Robert Frost

The Pasture is a poem which is colloquially written. Theme of The Pasture is to comfort a child and the sole motive is to assure the child that bad times will pass and good times will bloom again in is way. Below we have The Pasture paraphrase in order to break the poem down and… Continue reading The Pasture Analysis by Robert Frost

Robert Frost’s poetry needs no introduction. Spanning across varying themes, his poetry is famous for bringing out feelings that the person never knew that he had. The four time Pulitzer winning writer is an expert at taking you to his own world, and relating incidents that are similar to the ones of your world. Today,… Continue reading The Lockless Door Summary by Robert Frost