Most people are successful because they are passionate about their work; however, some are not and it has shown negatively. Robert Frost demonstrates when people are in tune and out of tune with their work. Many distractions or attractions may encounter while doing the job. In the poems, "Mowing", "A Tuft of Flowers”, and "Out, Out" work ethics varies on the perspective and mindset of the person. Two out of three of the workers are in tune with their work. The cause of them to have great work ethics comes with maturity and fully understanding the job that you have to do. One of the workers who fails at his job, shows why it is important to stay focused and careful.
In “Mowing” the persona is very engaging in his work and shows a love for tins around him. Being focus is the key to get the job done carefully, and the mower shows great interests in the environment that he works in. He pays attention to the little things such as the sound the scythe makes. He pays so close attention that the “heat of the sun” do not affect his view of the environment (line 4). Through his dedication, the persona shows that he can work in any environment, but as he is cutting the grass he sees a “bright green snake” (line 12). The mower shows that he is willing to get through the day even with all of the distractions that …show more content…
Once he gets there he looks for the man with the scythe to see if he will be working with him. He sees that the man leaves after he is done with his work and assumes that people get work done better alone “as all must be/ whether they work together or apart” (line 9, 10). The man does not believe in his capability to get his work done because he has no one to work with. His attitude on work is nonchalant and he believes that the man only cares about getting his job done and not wanting to work with him. As he goes through the field to see the job that he has to do and what the man has done, he spots a
In “Mowing” the persona is very engaging in his work and shows a love for tins around him. Being focus is the key to get the job done carefully, and the mower shows great interests in the environment that he works in. He pays attention to the little things such as the sound the scythe makes. He pays so close attention that the “heat of the sun” do not affect his view of the environment (line 4). Through his dedication, the persona shows that he can work in any environment, but as he is cutting the grass he sees a “bright green snake” (line 12). The mower shows that he is willing to get through the day even with all of the distractions that …show more content…
Once he gets there he looks for the man with the scythe to see if he will be working with him. He sees that the man leaves after he is done with his work and assumes that people get work done better alone “as all must be/ whether they work together or apart” (line 9, 10). The man does not believe in his capability to get his work done because he has no one to work with. His attitude on work is nonchalant and he believes that the man only cares about getting his job done and not wanting to work with him. As he goes through the field to see the job that he has to do and what the man has done, he spots a