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... What was that whiteness? Truth? A pebble of quartz? For once, then, something. p align="justify"> next peculiarity is Frost s ability to represent the rhythm of live speech. He carries on the tradition of William Wordsworth, who affirmed the poet is just an ordinary man who speaks with ordinary people. It s worth mentioning that Frost achieves this without the help of blank verse. Moreover, he always hated it. According to A. Ledenev, Ezra Pound tried to stimulate an interest to vers libre (blank verse, which was popular in that time) in Robert Frost, but he flatly refused: rhythm, sound design of poems and using rhymes were not just elements of form, but means of ascertaining the sense of the poem. Frost spoke much for traditional poetic euphonia. Some of his quotations on it are: The sound is a gold bar amongst the ore and Writing free verse is like playing tennis with the net down . is one of his poetic principles, which began to form in the same years when his philosophy of life was establishing. Another poetic principle is the sound of sense. Frost widely declared it because he was afraid of reproaches for incorrectness and clumsiness of verse.
Conclusion
done this research we came to the following conclusions:
В· The role of the landscape in Frost s poetry is great.
В· The leitmotif of Frost s landscape is the self-definition of a man s spirit in natural surroundings.
В· Nature is usually showed from its grey side: it is indifferent to people.
В· Frost s favourite seasons are autumn and winter.
В· He loved writing poems about bad weather.
В· The main symbols are snow, stars, brook, forest.
В· The first peculiarity of Frost s poetry is plain language.
В· The second feature is that the poems always have deep sub textual sense.
В· The third peculiarity is that Frost doesn t impose his own interpretation of the objects to the reader.
