d "Nothing but what we somehow choose." These poems reflect greatly upon choosing what you want. Perhaps Frost does not choose to go to England but I'm sure he was glad that he goes. (Pritchard P.8)Once Frost and his family went to England they situate themselves in Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire. This is the place near where "Milton finished Paradise Lost". It is a very nice place where Frost could concentrate on his poetry. One of Frost's first poems he wrote in England was called "In England."Alone in rain I sat todayOn top of a gate beside the way,And a bird came near with muted billAnd a watery breeze kept blowing chillFrom over the hill behind me.I could not tell what in me stirredTo hill and gate and rain and bird,Till lifting hair and bathing browThe watery breeze came fresher nowFrom over the hill to remind me.This poem never had a chance to be published during Frost's life. The poem is pretty self-explanatory. To me it is obvious that it is written while he is in England. The mention of rain and watery breezes give it away because England is surrounded by water. I believe that Frost knew that he could make his career work in England. The line "The watery breeze came fresher now From over the hill to remind me" makes me think that England would give him new inspiration. Everything he did in the states was behind him and now he has a clean slate. It is up to him to become the best poet that he can be. I believe that Robert Frost did become the best poet that he could. (Pritchard P.8-9)One of Robert Frost's best-known poems and my favorite is "The Road Not taken". The meaning of the poem is simple. A man is walking in the woods and has to choose a path to walk down. Instead of taking the road the many others have taken, he takes the road that is not walked down much. What makes this poem so exceptional is that Frost was talking about his life. Should he live his life in an accustomed way or should he live a dif...
