chrome9k
12-17-2008, 04:17 PM
I'm typing an essay on Frost, and was going to include . i realize that nearly all of his poems are of and relating to nature. im basically looking for a simple, straight to the point but profound poem that impacts a reader in an emotional way through the use of nature.
"Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening” and “the Onset”
to speak of naturalism. are there any better poems, in you opinion, that could possibly show naturalism in a more profound way?
thanks so much
- the gist of the essay is naturalism being a poetic device in which readers are more fully able to relate to a poem and let it affect their hearts and emotions, thus walking away from the poem with a sense of enlightenment.
"Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening” and “the Onset”
to speak of naturalism. are there any better poems, in you opinion, that could possibly show naturalism in a more profound way?
thanks so much
- the gist of the essay is naturalism being a poetic device in which readers are more fully able to relate to a poem and let it affect their hearts and emotions, thus walking away from the poem with a sense of enlightenment.