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= ﻿Robert Frost =  =Significant Events in Robert Frost's Life =
 * 1874 || Robert Frost is born on March 26th in San Francisco ||
 * 1882 || Drops out of school and is educated at home ||
 * 1883 || Claims to hear voices and see people ||
 * 1885 || His father dies ||
 * 1890 || First published poem "La Noche Triste" ||
 * 1892 || Becomes engaged to Eliner White ||
 * 1924 || Awarded Pulitzer Prize for "New Hampshire" in may ||
 * 1938 || Elinor dies ||
 * 1939 || Awarded Gold Medal by the national Institute of Arts and Letters ||
 * 1963 || Dies shortly after midnight on Jan 29th ||

=Famous poems = =Style, Theme, and all that = Frost writes in a nature theme through out his poems. Some of his work is homely and comfortable but with a deeper look at his work shows the underlying darkness inside his poems. His writing style included several genres like love, mystery and romance. He had a unique style, which included only short phrases. The theme of all of his poems are broken down into several catagories Frost spoke about his sound in a letter he wrote saying, "I want them all to sound different," and "Listen for the tune." He is obvously a master at wordplay and sound, using many devices to make each of his works have its own "tune" to it.
 * [|A Road Not Taken]
 * Mending Wall
 * Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Eveningmedia type="custom" key="7544083" align="right"
 * Fire and Ice
 * Acquainted with the Night
 * My Butterfly
 * Dedication
 * Out, Out-
 * Nothing Gold Can Stay
 * The Egg and The Machine
 * Relationship
 * Tragody
 * A strong feeling for nature
 * Retreat
 * Fate
 * Trust

Robert Frost used symbols to represent many things in his poem, such as death, life, and time.

Frost was a very dramatic man. Using conflicts in his poems and also creating some plays as well. <span style="color: #0096ff; font-family: 'Comic Sans MS',cursive;">media type="youtube" key="3esjTgR2W2E?fs=1" height="246" width="305" align="left"