Abstract
quil poem full of closely observed domestic and agricultural detail, it is almost operatic in effect, almost self-indulgently, swaggeringly romantic. And yet it isn't a glib line because other Frost poems about spring, written both earlier and later, justify its force by revealing both how much Frost meant the line (how sincere he was in it), and what he meant by it. In Frost's nature symbology, early springtime, in its fresh, frail, and transient beauty, is the reflected image of all human dreams and desires. In a world where summer and autumn are
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