Selected Poems by Robert Frost

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Renowned for his realistic portrayals of rural New England, Robert Lee Frost's poetry explores intricate social and philosophical themes. His work, initially published in England, showcases a mastery of American colloquial speech, reflecting the complexities of early twentieth-century life. Frost's contributions to literature earned him four Pulitzer Prizes, making him a celebrated figure in American poetry. He was also awarded the Congressional Gold Medal in 1960 and appointed poet laureate of Vermont in 1961, solidifying his status as a significant cultural icon.