Another of his poem's speakers notes his desire to "unite/[his] avocation and [his] vocation/As two eyes make one in sight" after refusing an offer by hoboes to chop wood for him.
This poet wrote of "a singer everyone has heard" in "The Oven Bird." Another of his poem's speakers notes his desire to "unite/[his] avocation and [his] vocation/As two eyes make one in sight" after refusing an offer by hoboes to chop wood for him. This author of "Two Tramps in Mud Time" began one poem "The land was ours before we were the land's"; he read that poem from memory at JFK's inauguration. FTP name this author of "The Gift Outright" who wrote of a path that "diverged in a yellow wood" in "The Road Not Taken."
This poet wrote of "a singer everyone has heard" in "The Oven Bird."
Robert Frost