In a poem by this man, Ma
In a poem by this man, Mary and Warren discuss an unreliable farm hand named Silas. Another poem by this man, published in North of Boston, describes apple trees that will never "eat the cones" of pine trees. In one poem, this man described the world ending in either fire or ice while another work states that "good fences make good neighbors." This poet of "Mending Wall" wrote a work in which the speaker chose a path that was "grassy and wanted wear," noting that he chose the one "less traveled by." For 10 points, name this American poet of "The Road Not Taken."
In a poem by this man, Mary and Warren discuss an unreliable farm hand named Silas.
Robert {Frost}