It includes a poem in which an orchard is told to "dread fifty above more than fifty below," "Good-by and Keep Cold.
It includes a poem in which an orchard is told to "dread fifty above more than fifty below," "Good-by and Keep Cold." It is unclear whether a whiteness at the bottom of a well is truth or a pebble of quartz in "For Once, Then, Something," while a meteor is used to build a wall in "A Star in a Stone- Boat." The volume concludes with "The Need of Being Versed in Country Things," and begins with a long poem about a state in which the lofty land is taunted with little men. FTP, identify this collection of poems, which also includes "Fire and Ice" and "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening," named for the state in which Robert Frost lived.
It includes a poem in which an orchard is told to "dread fifty above more than fifty below," "Good-by and Keep Cold.
{New Hampshire}