Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening read by Robert Frost (HD subtitles) Winter Snow

"Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening" is a poem written in 1922 and published in 1923 by American Poet Robert Frost (1874-1963) One of Frost's best-known poems, the poet himself calls it his "best bid for remembrance." As the poem suggests, the persona stops by a lovely forest on one snowy evening, standing between the woods and a frozen lake, he is captivated the snow falling upon the woodland. Although tempted by the picturesque landscape to rest for awhile, he decides to go on about his evening reminding himself of the promises he needs to fulfill and the long journey ahead of him before he could finally take some rest.
Disclaimer: This is a remastered recording of Frost himself. His voice is amplified to a more deeper, low pitched voice to enhance the story telling.
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[@sagarnongmaithem6237]

When we were children, we read and memorise the poem .
When we are adults we experience and understands the poem.

[@The_Mimewar]

I think you’re right. I didn’t love the cold or snow or trees and forests we camped in as a boy, but me? I’m 45. I walk through snow in deep woods as often as I can and the beauty sometimes overwhelms me…and always in the back of my mind “what time do I need to be home? What time do the kids get home?”
Always though, the woods call me.

[@conradrodrigues8267]

One of my favourite poets and poems

[@randalcolucci6833]

Only 16 comments??!! Wow. One of the great poems of American poets. If you were ever out in the woods that were lovely, dark, and deep with the only sound of easy wind and downy flake, with or without a horse questioning why you are there, this poem means a lot more to you. The beautiful video and music as backdrop for Mr. Frost reading was outstanding.

[@dls_arts1815]

🔥🙄

[@The_Mimewar]

It’s dark and cold and beautiful, and I think of it every winter when I walk In the woods near me

[@Solomon892008]

Well...most people are familiar with the poem in writing...who knew Frost made a recording of it? I was today years old when I found out.

[@najjar1648]

My favorite poem of all time! Great video and a national treasure having it read by Robert Frost.

[@charbak9071]

Those last four lines have much impact on those who have much to finish before leaving their mortal body.your vedeo is perfectly matching.

[@johannadescenza9792]

Oh! My Goodness...for I have promises to keep and miles to go before I sleep...

[@user-lo1iz8tj1v]

How evocative, I only learnt about this moving poem today. Thank you.

[@eilishbilly4976]

The background that matches the poem is really cool.

[@j.4240]

Amazing! Learned this poem in school and ever since I remember every line of it.
.. And miles to go before I sleep
And miles to go before I sleep..

[@Life.fact2]

I also

[@thinnthandaraung9056]

Me too, the line really hit me and so did the way my teacher explained to us. He even searched the translated version of it in our language. It's really meaningful.

[@rasnaappu8626]

My fav poem ❤❤ from Kerala, India👍🏻

[@melivnvm]

i learned this when i was in Grade 7, in 1992, Today 2023 Jan 9.... i still remmber .. and it means... i have miles to go before i sleep.. and i have miles to go before i sleep

[@jamesgentry5488]

My favorite. Amazing poetry.

[@1timbarrett]

Thank you for posting this understated poem, read by the author himself, who was born on this day in 1874 (imagine, less than a decade after the end of the American Civil War...!)🙏👍🏽👏🏼🙏👍🏽👏🏼

[@vanhorror4957]

C'est magnifique !

[@Sleepdeprivedthinking]

Perfect 😢

[@learnenglishwithtajima5548]

Lovely! 😇❄️💓

[@J24606]

Nicely done…ty

[@minaketanyumnam5139]

Amazing videography.

[@ShahidaParveen-hj7gb]

Miles to do before I sleep.
It is such a deep line 😢

[@jeffturner2959]

my favorite poet and one of my favorite poems...but leave the background music and sound effects out...the poem doesn't need it

[@illegalkillergaming647]

thank you

[@tiufteaf8522]

You're most welcome.

[@prasadsamuel3990]

Good to listen!

[@call_me_creater7486]

Super

[@lostchicken4383]

Nice

[@ivyalexander8833]

Love this!!

[@ShahidaParveen-hj7gb]

This is beautiful 😍❤️

[@sbkidde]

Robert Frost writes poetry like the transcendental exposition of Ralph Waldo Emerson.

[@bollyvertai.]

Lovely 💜

[@beverlytessier9830]

so Beautiful🌌

[@aizashoaib1448]

Nice!

[@erin416]

☺

[@jaminbutuan1936]

Idk why im tearing up

[@genevievel5309]

Me too.

[@ivyalexander8833]

A jamm

[@ivyalexander8833]

Promises to keep

[@user-no5hs2wc2t]

Robert J frost was wise.

[@grampsradio]

My favorite poem is about a man from Nantucket.

[@moniquethurston4109]

The horse has a scar on his nose from his halter ...

[@ooss7307]

Can I use your video to translate it in my language and post it in my account ?

[@sansumida]

Sorry too slow seems like you made pauses between each line, the poet himself reads in a minute.
The poem itself is enough to make a moving effect😊

[@i_am_adarsh6109]

Seen

[@johnshanley83]

It’s quite sad that the thumbnail isn’t woods. It’s a man-made row of trees

[@lpmf1459]

Que la route est longue avant de dormir

[@ivyalexander8833]

Noah's book report🎉

[@bramsrockhopper3377]

One of my favourite poems…it is gorgeous. Those end lines are so haunting.
I didn’t care for this little film though. The wrong mood for the poem. The music too loud and cheerful, the sleigh bells a bit overdone… His voice was lost. It didn’t work for me. A shame.

[@Ocelot1962]

This doesn't sound like Robert Frost at all.

[@tiufteaf8522]

Kindly read the video description. cheers 👍

[@Liberty-bc3su]

Is this video a public domain? Can it be used? Thank you 🙏🏻

[@tiufteaf8522]

Not all of the materials are in public domain. However you may use it provided as long as it is non commercial. cheers