The last quatrain of this sixteen-line poem uses four repetitions of single-syllable words ending with the "-eep" sound. The persona implies the poem takes place on the winter solstice, "the darkest evening of the year." The speaker's horse "gives his harness bells a shake/To ask if there is some mistake," as the speaker has stopped "without a farmhouse near" to watch a neighbor's "woods fill up with snow." Ending with a 
The last quatrain of this sixteen-line poem uses four repetitions of single-syllable words ending with the "-eep" sound. The persona implies the poem takes place on the winter solstice, "the darkest evening of the year." The speaker's horse "gives his harness bells a shake/To ask if there is some mistake," as the speaker has stopped "without a farmhouse near" to watch a neighbor's "woods fill up with snow." Ending with a repetition of the line "And miles to go before I sleep" is what poem, FTP, by Robert Frost in which the speaker sees that the "woods are lovely, dark and deep"?
The last quatrain of this sixteen-line poem uses four repetitions of single-syllable words ending with the "-eep" sound.
"Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening"