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Check out our... Form and Meter Blank Verse Frost writes this
poem in blank verse, meaning that it doesn’t rhyme (sad), but it
does have interesting structure stuff going on. The poem loosely
follows an iambic pentameter st... Don’t mind our speaker. He’s
just going through a rebellious phase. Pinning him down is a
tricky task. He seems to be getting a little antsy in life. He’s
just spent a snowy winte... Read this poem, and then close your
eyes. What do you see? Perhaps you see a New England
countryside, muddy and green