Transcendental Ideas In Robert Frost's Poems

Robert Frost is considered a farmer-poet, since in many of his poems he achieves to capture nature 's essence, and demonstrates his transcendentalist ideas of human and nature forming part of a harmonious Also, Frost finds “meaning” in nature, being that why he may have written poems like The Tulf of Flowers & Two Look at Two. Even though Frost wrote many poems about nature, he reflected transcendental ideas within metaphors to the human conduct and interpersonal relations, and explained through nature different themes, one being relationships problems and the other loneliness.
For instance, the poetic voice of The Tulf of Flowers talks about two men that are cutting the grass in their respective homes and feel a connection between them even …show more content…
In The Tulf of Flowers we see the butterfly as the element of the nature that represents human conduct and their interpersonal relationships as explained before, on the other hand, in Two Look at Two we have the doe and the buck that are animals, also part of the nature, that are a metaphor representing the interpersonal relationships between a couple, mostly their feeling. But, in Two Look at Two, we also have the mountainside that is nature at its most and that is also a metaphor for the interpersonal relationships between humans. Also, in both poems, we can relate their theme to daily day life since we all feel lonely sometimes, but have people we identify with and in our personal lives we have friends or couples that face different problems with us and with love and courage we may overcome it as the couple in the poem. On the contrary, to Two Look at Two, The Tuft of Flower is more symbolic, but even with that they both achieve the goal of transmitting human situations through elements of