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    frost poems... best to argue naturalism

    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.

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    Chrome 9K Frost Poem for you paper

    Hi Chrome,

    The poem by Frost, "A Time To Talk" is a short poem. However in that poem he says much with few words. Frost encompasses farming, nature, and more important-- well you can read it and form your own thoughts.

    good luck,

    jujubee48

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    Hi there.yes there is one i guess u might like(the time of year by William Shakespeare) i think u want s.th by frost

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