He penned the lines "Nature's first green is gold/Her hardest hue to hold," and this poet read "The Gift Outright" at a Presidential inaugration.
He penned the lines "Nature's first green is gold/Her hardest hue to hold," and this poet read "The Gift Outright" at a Presidential inaugration. In one of his poems, a horse finds it odd that its rider would hesitate from his "promises to keep, and miles to go" before he sleeps, and in another, the narrator notes "good (*) fences make good neighbors." Name this poet of "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening" and "Mending Wall," who described a sigh after taking a trip down a divergent path in "The Road Not Taken."
He penned the lines "Nature's first green is gold/Her hardest hue to hold," and this poet read "The Gift Outright" at a Presidential inaugration.
Robert {Frost}