Lilburn's poetry in "Moosewood Sandhills" seemingly becomes intertwined with Robert Frost's iconic image of the deer amongst nature, but Lilburn separates himself from Frost's work by taking observance from a different perspective.
But, Lilburn separates himself from Frost's work by taking observance from a different perspective. Lilburn's poetry in "Moosewood Sandhills" seemingly becomes intertwined Robert Frost's iconic image of the deer amongst nature.
Lilburn's poetry in "Moosewood Sandhills" seemingly becomes intertwined Robert Frost's iconic image of the deer amongst nature. But, Lilburn separates himself from Frost's work by taking observance from a different perspective.
Lilburn's poetry in "Moosewood Sandhills" seemingly becomes intertwined Robert Frost's iconic image of the deer amongst nature. But, Lilburn separates himself from Frost's work by taking observance from a different perspective.