Matt Student Mr. Byatt AP Prep English 6 April 2014 Death of the Hired Man” “The Robert Frost, an extremely influential American Poet who wrote Death of the Hired “The Man,” was form in San Francisco in 1874. For many years, Frost wrote collections of poems and published them at his own expense in magazines like Unfortunately for Frost, The Independent. his poems did not catch the interest of American publishers for many years. Eventually through persistence and determination, Frost’s collection of poems called was a starting North of Boston point for his career (“The Death of the Hired Man”). This collection contained many of his famous poems including Wall,” Apple-Picking,” and Death of the Hired “Mending “After “The Man.” In the poem, Death of the Hired Man,” Frost uses the elements of theme and style to “The contribute to the significance of the poem. The poem illustrated a scene of Mary and Warren Living on their farm while talking about Silas, an aging worker, returning to the farm for work. Silas has worked for Warren many years ago, but he fired him because he was unreliable. Mary and Warren debate whether they should take him again because of his loyalty to the farm. Mary feels sympathy toward Silas and wants to convince Warren that he should stay while Warren is only thinking of his previous work productivity. Before they could come to some consensus, Warren finds out that Silas died (Bloom). In order to gain a better understanding of the significance of this poem, the theme must be deeply analyzed. On the surface, not much actually happens in the poem. The long-lasting
Matt Student Mr. Byatt AP Prep English 6 April 2014 “The Death of the Hired Man” Robert Frost, an extremely influential American Poet who wrote “The Death of the Hired Man,” was form in San Francisco in 1874. For many years, Frost wrote collections of poems and published them at his own expense in magazines like The Independent. Unfortunately for Frost, his poems did not catch the interest of American publishers for many years. Eventually through persistence and determination, Frost’s collection of poems called North of Boston was a starting point for his career (“The Death of the Hired Man”). This collection contained many of his famous poems including “Mending Wall,” “After Apple-Picking,” and “The Death of the Hired Man.” In the poem, “The Death of the Hired Man,” Frost uses the elements of theme and style to contribute to the significance of the poem. The poem illustrated a scene of Mary and Warren Living on their farm while talking about Silas, an aging worker, returning to the farm for work. Silas has worked for Warren many years ago, but he fired him because he was unreliable. Mary and Warren debate whether they should take him again because of his loyalty to the farm. Mary feels sympathy toward Silas and wants to convince Warren that he should stay while Warren is only thinking of his previous work productivity. Before they could come to some consensus, Warren finds out that Silas died (Bloom). In order to gain a better understanding of the significance of this poem, the theme must be deeply analyzed. On the surface, not much actually happens in the poem. The long-lasting
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