Nothing New,” which the American poet wrote in 1918, is published for the first time in The New Yorker’s Anniversary Issue.

Take Robert Frost ... One of them is the "Dust Of Snow." And I always - as soon as I read this new poem, "Nothing New," by Frost, I thought it's essentially a version of "Dust Of Snow," which ...

A fond memory of the poet.

Produced in 1997, This special features the works of Robert ... Old Snow," "The Freedom of the Moon," and "The Census Taker." Produced in 1997, This special features the works of Robert Frost.

Robert Frost presented himself as a simple man. Not for him the literary circles of London or the stilted dinner parties of Brahmin Boston. Nor was he at home in academia. He dropped out of ...

“On reading ‘My Butterfly,’ ” Adam Plunkett writes in his new Love and Need: The Life of Robert Frost ... the settled snow-bank steam”—that’s Frost. You can see the steam rising ...

Take Robert ... the dust of snow up in the air. This is the winter dream that children all have who live in these snowy climates. And yet he says, yet I dreamed that I was young at play, but yet, ...

Comment on how Robert Frost presents the power of nature in his poem. Ans: In "Dust of Snow," Robert Frost presents nature as a powerful force that can uplift the human spirit.