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Frost: Poems (Everyman's Library Pocket Poets Series)
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It's a little unconventional, but my favorite Frost poem has to be wind and window flower.
When I think of the man, I recite:
Even though many other poems are immensely popular, hell, I have fire and ice memorize ten million times better than wind and window flower, but when I read wind and window flower, there is such a helpless sad feeling, like grasping love when you can before it's gone.
There is just such a romantic flow to his words. You can't help but to read it and love it and memorize it, if only partially.
When I think of the man, I recite:
She a window flower,
And he a winter breeze.
Even though many other poems are immensely popular, hell, I have fire and ice memorize ten million times better than wind and window flower, but when I read wind and window flower, there is such a helpless sad feeling, like grasping love when you can before it's gone.
Morning found the breeze
A hundred miles away
There is just such a romantic flow to his words. You can't help but to read it and love it and memorize it, if only partially.
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