Poetry Of Robert Frost: Essay Questions, Criticism

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From: Monarch Notes
Date: 19630101
Author:Frost, Robert

Frost, Robert
Monarch Notes
01-01-1963
Essay Questions, Criticism

Sample Questions And Answers

1. How does Frost's choice of language affect his poetry?

Answer: Frost's language, like his topics for poetry, is generally
ordinary and everyday. In this sense his language reenforces his subjects, for
humble words are appropriate for humble topics. He does not, however, use the
undisciplined speech of the ordinary man; in his poetry this speech is
disciplined, refined and made to serve the poetic purpose. He also chooses
mood-words with extreme care; in stanzas suggesting sadness, for example, ...

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