This author of "The Oven Bird" and "Acquainted with the Night" wrote about paths that "diverged in a yellow wood" in another poem.
This author stated that "all who hide too well away / must speak and tell us where they are" at the end of a poem about the dif culty of honest communication. The title creature of a poem by this author "knows in singing not to sing" and proclaims the coming of "that other fall we name the fall"; that poem by this man describes an animal that "says the highway dust is over all" and asks "what to make of a diminished thing." In another poem, this author of "Revelation" wrote that he saw "one luminary clock against the sky" that "proclaimed the time was neither wrong nor right" a er he "outwalked the furthest city light." This author of "The Oven Bird" and "Acquainted with the Night" wrote about paths that "diverged in a yellow wood" in another poem. For 10 points, name this poet of "The Road Not Taken."
This author stated that "all who hide too well away / must speak and tell us where they are" at the end of a poem about the dif culty of honest communication.
Robert Frost [or Robert Lee Frost]