Silas in his long poem "The Death of the Hired Man".
In one of his works, people "turn to their affairs" after watching the pulse of a boy become "little – less – nothing;" that boy had lost his hand to a buzz-saw. In addition to "Out, Out," he stated that the apple, the pear, and the plum are all roses. Mary and Warren argue about employing [*] Silas in his long poem "The Death of the Hired Man". In one work of his collection North of Boston, the narrator notes that "apple trees will never get across," while his neighbor insists that "Good fences make good neighbors." For 10 points, what New England poet wrote "Mending Wall" and "The Road Not Taken"?
In one of his works, people "turn to their affairs" after watching the pulse of a boy become "little – less – nothing;" that boy had lost his hand to a buzz-saw.
Robert Lee {Frost}