A "buzz saw" that "snarled and rattled" cuts off the hand of a boy who dies to little fanfare in this author's poem "Out, Out--."
This author portrayed a conversation between a mother and son about an unknown skeleton buried in their cellar in "The Witch of Coös" [co-us]. A "buzz saw" that "snarled and rattled" cuts off the hand of a boy who dies to little fanfare in this author's poem "Out, Out--." The speaker of another of his poems strives to unite his "avocation and [his] vocation" while denying the title characters work in "Two Tramps in Mud Time." The speaker says he'll be describing his choice "with a sigh" ages hence in a poem set in a "yellow wood." FTP who wrote "The Road Not Taken" and "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening"?
This author portrayed a conversation between a mother and son about an unknown skeleton buried in their cellar in "The Witch of Coös" [co-us].
Robert {Frost}