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    Robert Frost was a 20th century American poet known for his realistic depictions of man and nature in his works. Although nature images filled his poems, his true subject was humanity. Frost did not publish his first book until age 40 but went on to win four Pulitzer Prizes, becoming the most famous poet of his time before dying at age 88. While Frost often used nature as a symbol for man's relationship with the world, the central focus of his poetry was conveying a profound message about the human experience.

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    Robert Frost was a 20th century American poet known for his realistic depictions of man and nature in his works. Although nature images filled his poems, his true subject was humanity. Frost did not publish his first book until age 40 but went on to win four Pulitzer Prizes, becoming the most famous poet of his time before dying at age 88. While Frost often used nature as a symbol for man's relationship with the world, the central focus of his poetry was conveying a profound message about the human experience.

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    Robert Frost was a 20th century American poet known for his realistic depictions of man and nature in his works. Although nature images filled his poems, his true subject was humanity. Frost did not publish his first book until age 40 but went on to win four Pulitzer Prizes, becoming the most famous poet of his time before dying at age 88. While Frost often used nature as a symbol for man's relationship with the world, the central focus of his poetry was conveying a profound message about the human experience.

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    Robert Frost, the poet of ‘Fire and Ice’ is one of the, celebrated literary figure.

    A twentieth century poet


    who deals realistically with his world through man and nature. Although most of his poems are filled
    with nature images, his real subject is humanity. Frost’s first book was published around the age of 40,
    but he would go on to win a record four Pulitzer Prizes and become the most famous poet of his time,
    before his death at the age of 88.

    He once had said “Poetry begins in trivial metaphors, pretty metaphors, ‘grace’ metaphors, and goes on
    to the profoundest thinking.

    The unique form of Frost’s nature poetry represents his way of presenting man and nature along the
    usual lines of a contemporary poet.

    To Frost, nature may be a symbol of man’s relation to the world, but the most important aspect in his
    poetry remains his strong underlying message about man.

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