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Nature’s first green is gold,


Her hardest hue to hold.


Her early leaf’s a flower;


But only so an hour.


Then leaf subsides to leaf.


So Eden sank to grief,


So dawn goes down to day.


Nothing gold can stay.

Robert Frost - "Nothing Gold Can Stay"


there is iambic trimeter in the poem


there is also heavy alliteration in the poem ( her-hardest-hue-to-hold, alliteration of sound "h") and some more.


prominent poem that made Frost win a Pulitzer Prize.


imagery of nature and natural beauty by words and depicts the decline of every promise in life


This is my letter to the world,
That never wrote to me,--
The simple news that Nature told,
With tender majesty.
Her message is committed
To hands I cannot see;
For love of her, sweet countrymen,
Judge tenderly of me!

Emily Dickinson- "This is My Letter To The World"


This is not a narrative poem.


Dickinson's style is a bit different. ( Professor said we will her style in further classes with further reading) It becomes hard to understand at some point


Punctuation important in this poem

I don't have the poem or notes for this since I did not prepare for it at the time and have no notes on it..

Omar Khayyam- "Rubaiyat"