Robert Frost
Robert Frost was born in 1874, San Francisco, California. Frost
started writing poetry at a very early age. But he was not successful in
publishing his work. Then he moved to England in 1912 and was able to published
his poetic works, such as “Boy’s Will” and “North of Boston”.
Frost followed a way of uniting opposites in his poetry
works. He can be introduced as a philosophical poet. His poetry deals with the
specific habits, manners and belief of the people of New England and scenic
beauty of his landscape. But these poems
are much deeper than the mere scenes. There is always a very human message for
his readers. He was considered as a native poet in America.
In 1961, at the inauguration of President John F. Kennedy,
Frost became the first poet to read a poem “The Gift Outright”. He was
considered as an American poet who wins Pulitzer prizes four times.
Robert Frost was died
in 1963.
