Poet: Robert Frost The Need of Being Versed in Country Things
Volume: New Hampshire Year: Published/Written in 1923 Comment 13
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it wanted to encourage Iranians living abroad to return to Iran.
But perhaps nothing has been done to foster this. Comment 12 of
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13, added on January 8th, 2009 at 4:30 PM. This poem (like many
of Frost's poems) is about the differences between humans and
nature. The plants and animals do not mourn the loss of the
farmhouse, they continue to live, even making their homes in the
reckage. The central idea is that, although many other poets
talk of nature as being gentle and beautiful, we shouldn't
sentimentalise it as it is, in fact, brutal and uncaring. The
birds have not 'wept' after the destruction, they barely notice.
This veiw of nature