Analysis of Stopping By Woods on a Snowy Evening by Robert Frost

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This video is an analysis of Robert Frost's poem "Stopping By Woods on a Snowy Evening."
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[@bredamaune2028]

An innovative and interesting viewpoint regarding the subject matter of this poem. Greatly appreciated.

[@nickandmikec]

Thank you for reminding readers not to bring anything unintentional to a poem. This poem I have long argued as did Frost himself is not about death and certainly not about suicide.

[@FatimaMohRamzi]

@Sam Spade hhhhhhhhh. it is yours, do whatever you want with it.

[@bronxboy1952]

So true Nick!

[@Not.Spooky]

So there is no real hidden meaning... it's just a dude traveling through the woods

[@warnerhoogendijk5278]

ye basically. But it can be interpreted as: the desire to be done with life.

[@bronxboy1952]

@@warnerhoogendijk5278 No, far from that, the poem is about life, the very journey that life takes us. Miles to go before I sleep; many things to do before I die. Its a beautiful poem, considered to be the greatest poem of the 20th century.

[@patsavage1245]

😉😉😉 Whatever sinks your boat.

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Thank you for the video...
it is really quite helpful.

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Amazing analysis

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Besides the catchphrase from the Chuck Bronson movie "Telephone ", what's the big idea here?

[@prrajan_saravanan]

I love it 10/10

[@aliabenab6420]

best video about this poem out there

[@yishaysayag8903]

hi guys … i wondering if there is somebody understood the poem

[@Dr.Pepper001]

Not only depression, but contemplating suicide; but Frost said no.

[@patsavage1245]

Frost said no. But tell that to the reader? We were given this at school when I was was sixteen. My first impression? disturbing. I'm now 68 and still find it beautifully disturbing.

[@solarnaut]

The artist gets to make the art,
not command what the eye beholds
B-)

[@Dr.Pepper001]

@@patsavage1245 -- When I was in the 11th grade we had to memorize this in English class and recite it in front of the class. I was so nervous my knees knocked together (as the old saying goes). That was back in 1963. I wonder if kids these days are even exposed to Robert Frost.

[@patsavage1245]

@@Dr.Pepper001 I now read purely for enjoyment. I find it somewhat liberating. It's like a good fisherman, catch it, kiss it, and put it back. You don't have to write a 3,000 word paper on a four stanza piece of work. Sheer bliss. Take care (From Scotland).

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That is a lot of Ds.

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