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    difference. Mostly acknowledged as the poet of nature, Robert Frost was born on March 26, 1874 in San Francisco, California, only to become one of the most respected American poets of the twentieth century. While living in Gloucestershire, England in 1914, Frost was inspired to write The Road Not Taken when his close friend Edward Thomas used to take him on woodland walks where Thomas would always choose the path that enables him to show more to Frost. Even though, Thomas enjoyed the walks, in…

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    In 1831, at the age of twelve, Walt Whitman began working for his local newspaper. He soon fell in love with the written word and started writing his own poetry (“Poet Walt Whitman”). Fast forward to the turn of the 20th century, and Whitman has already made a name for himself as one of America’s most influential poets. Two of Whitman’s most esteemed works are “O Captain! My Captain!”, written in 1865 to reflect on Abraham Lincoln's death, and “O Me! O Life!”, written in 1891 to contemplate…

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    The narrative poem, “The Road Not Taken” by Robert Frost has long been a well-received favorite. This story is based on the idea of things hidden from view. Two roads lie before the poet, but the poet is clueless as to where these roads will lead. In order to convey Frost’s message, “The Road Not Taken” relies heavily on the use of imagery, metaphorical language and metrical devices to bring to life this actual and figurative road. Through the use of these literary devices, the theme is set,…

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    Obviously there is another side to Thoreau with which "Birches" does not strife. A Thoreau more suitable to Frost shows up in a Journal passage six months before the striking ice tempest of December 31, 1852. He expresses: "Nature must be viewed humanly to be viewed at all; that is, her scenes must be associated with humane affections, such as are associated with one's native place, for instance. She is most significant to a lover. A lover of Nature is preeminently a lover of man. If I have no…

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    John Muir Research Paper

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    John Muir’s Wilderness Works John Muir is a Scottish poet whose works focus primarily on the beauty of America’s wildest places. He has written about many western areas such as Yosemite National Park and the Sierra Nevada mountain range, as well as the northern state of Alaska. He earned the name “John of the Mountains” for his style of writing. Muir and his passion for undeveloped areas even helped design some of President Theodore Roosevelt’s conservation programs. His work for land…

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    Fire And Ice Annotation

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    Ice by, Robert Frost contemplates both options , and says which choice he would pick in certain scenarios. I believe the poem Fire and Ice , is symbolism for how do you want to live your life. In the first two lines of Fire and Ice , Robert Frost mentions the common debate on which is better, fire or ice. Frost emphasizes this to create the base for the rest of the poem. Emphasizing the…

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    Robert Frost was born on March 26, 1874 in San Francisco, California. Frost lived in California until the death of his farther where he moved to New England, the country he identified as his home. In 1914 Frost wrote the poem “The Mending Wall,” which was a long stanza of blank verse. The poem of “The Mending Wall,” described two neighbors who had a controversy about the wall dividing their properties. The narrator wanted to remove the wall and his neighbor wanted to keep the wall between them,…

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    wall that separates them. The short story The Interlopers is about two men, Georg and Ulrich, who start off enemies but become friends. Frost uses extended metaphor of the wall to depict separation among mankind, and Saki shows how foolish separation is when it exists among mankind through his use of characterization. Through both of the pieces, both Saki and Frost convey that teamwork is more important than separation. The mending wall is a poem about two men who come together…

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    Mr. James Mercer Langston Hughes was born on February 1, 1902 in Joplin, Missouri. His parent’s names were James Hughes and Carrie Langston would soon separated after his birth. Primarily his grandmother Mary raised Langston until her death when Langston was sent to live with his mother in Cleveland, Ohio. During this time was when Hughes took his first hand in writing poetry. Hughes was a major contributor to his high school’s literary magazine. Langston graduated high school and moved to…

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