He wrote that "Nature's first green is gold" in his poem "Nothing Gold Can Stay."
One poem by this author imagines "some boy too far from town to learn baseball" who "all there was to learn about not launching out too soon." He wrote that "Nature's first green is gold" in his poem "Nothing Gold Can Stay." He ended one of his poems with the refrain "And miles to go before I sleep." This author of "Birches" built another poem around the adage "Good fences make good neighbors." For 10 points, name this New England poet of "Stopping By Woods on a Snowy Evening" and "Mending Wall."
One poem by this author imagines "some boy too far from town to learn baseball" who "all there was to learn about not launching out too soon."
Robert {Frost}