III. Features of Robert Frost’s poetry
Robert Frost (1847-1963), one of the most popular American poets in the 20th century, rated as his contemporary T.S. Eliot and Wallace Stevens. In any list of poets of importance in the twentieth century, regardless of nationality, Robert Frost commands a place. In Robert Frost’s lifetime, he was bestowed numerous literary awards and honor, and dozens of honorary degrees from 在城市工作的人员关于农民工城市化与融入的调查问卷 granted the title of the nation’s unofficial Poet laureate when invited to read his poems at President Kennedy’s inauguration in 1961”(Chang 195). He bestowed a posthumous tribute to Frost, to “its tide and lifts all spirits” and to the poet “whose sense of the human tragedy fortified his against self-deception and easy consolation”(Safire 585-591). As America’s national poet, Robert Frost remained an immense 本文来自辣,文^论#文~网,加7位QQ324_9114找源文
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3.1 Robert Frost’s Poetic Style