Another contains sections titled "Loneliness," "House Fear," and "The Impulse," and ends with a man learning of "finalities / beside the grave."
In one of this author's poems, the speaker says "men work together" whether "they work together or apart" after discovering a clump of butterfly weed. Another contains sections titled "Loneliness," "House Fear," and "The Impulse," and ends with a man learning of "finalities / beside the grave." In another of his poems, a boy dies after his hand is destroyed by a "buzz-saw" which "snarled and rattled in the yard," while yet another describes a "total sky almost without defect" reflected by spring pools. This author commanded "Here are your waters and your watering place / Drink and be whole again beyond confusion" in a poem beginning "Back out of all this now too much for us," "Directive," and wrote about a "singer" who "says the highway dust is over all" and questions "what to make of a diminished thing" in "The Oven Bird." The author of  "Out-, Out-" and collections such as Mountain Interval and North of Boston, FTP, name this American poet of "The Death of the Hired Man" and "Mending Wall."
In one of this author's poems, the speaker says "men work together" whether "they work together or apart" after discovering a clump of butterfly weed.
Robert {Frost}