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4.05 AVERAGE
4.05 AVERAGE
reflective
relaxing
slow-paced
The introduction shone a lot of light into Frost as a poet and person. It was extremely interesting and I did not know much about him other than he wrote the Road Not Taken. I was pleasantly surprised by his other poems, many of the earlier and later works really resonated with me; I found it a bit harder to get into his middle works because I was not familiar with the dialogue format.
reflective
relaxing
slow-paced
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I'm utterly indifferent to his subject matter, and his poems evoke no genuine feeling from me.
The poem isn’t meant to be a celebration of going against the grain but rather an ironic performance about the futility of choice. He says that by believing our lives have endless possibilities, we stave off the horrifying truth that to live is merely to move forward through time while an internal clock counts down to a final, fatal moment. “We’re born, we live, we die,” he says, “and the choices we make in the middle, all those things we agonize over day after day, none of those matter in the end.” — My Dark Vanessa
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slow-paced