Robert Frost: Our Poet for All Seasons

Why does the poet Robert Frost continue to beguile and intrigue readers 150 years after his birth? What is it about the four-time Pulitzer winner’s poems-deceptively simple evocations of landscape, work, village life, and love suffused with remarkable power, subtlety, and complexity-that makes them so quintessentially American?
Join former U.S. poet laureate Tracy K. Smith and Jay Parini, poet, biographer, and author of the just published Robert Frost: Sixteen Poems to Learn by Heart, for a special National Poetry Month conversation about the beauty , wisdom, and hidden depths of three beloved Frost poems that evoke different seasons and their moods: “Putting in the Seed,” “After Apple-Picking,” and “Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening.” Moderated by LOA president and publisher Max Rudin.
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[@adrianrice9450]

Marvelous. Thank you x

[@chrishellstrom]

This is incredible. Just picked up the book. Great job as always LOA!

[@PoetryMattersProject]

Purchased the book on Indie Bookstore Day!

[@TheRJS007]

Highly recommend Professor Parini's biography (2000) of Robert Frost (in addition to his biography of John Steinbeck).
He is truly one brilliant biographer and probably one terrific professor of literature.
Thank you and best wishes from this LOA supporter.

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Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening. 23:25 Putting in the Seed. 36:36 After Apple-picking.

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