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- Born: March 26, 1874
- Birth place: San Francisco, California
- Died: January 29, 1963
- Died in: Boston, Massachusetts
- Cause of death: Blood clot in the lungs
- Epitaph reads: "I had a lover's quarrel with the world."
- First publication: A Boy's Will (1913)
- Winner of four Pulitzer Prizes
- Recited poems at president John F. Kennedy's Inauguration
- Received honorary degrees from numerous universities, including Harvard, Oxford, and Cambridge
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Robert Frost was an American poet whose poetry is praised for its discussion of complex social and philosophical themes while still maintaining language that sounded simple and colloquial. He was a celebrated poet during his lifetime, earning numerous awards—including four Pulitzer Prizes—and serving as the American poet laurete between 1958 and 1959.
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Pulitzer Prize Winning Collections
- 1924 - New Hampshire
- 1931 - Collected Poems
- 1937 - A Further Range
- 1943 - A Witness Tree
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Robert Frost Questions
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Robert Frost Personal Timeline
- March 26, 1874: Born in San Francisco, California
- 1885: Father dies, leaving the family impoverished
- 1892: Enters Dartmouth, leaves early
- 1893-94: Various teaching positions
- 1895: Marries Elinor White
- 1896: First son born
- 1897: Enters Harvard, but leaves after two years
- 1899: Daughter born
- 1900: Son Dies | Family moves to Derry, New Hampshire
- 1902-07: Four children born-3 daughters, 1 son
- 1912: Family moves to England
- 1915: Returns to U.S.
- 1938: Wife Elinor dies
- 1940: Son Carol commits suicide
- 1963: Dies
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Robert Frost Publications Timeline
- 1913: A Boy's Will
- 1914: North of Boston
- 1916: Mountain Interval
- 1923: New Hampshire
- 1928: West-Running Brook
- 1936: A Further Range
- 1942: A Witness Tree
- 1945: A Masque of Reason
- 1947: Steeple Bush | Masque of Mercy
- 1962: In the Clearing
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The best way out is always through.~Robert Frost
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Love is an irresistible desire to be irresistibly desired. - Robert Frost
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I'd like to get away from earth awhile And then come back to it and begin over. -Robert Frost, Birches
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Some say the world will end in fire,: Robert Frost's poem opens Stephanie Meyer's third book in the Twi.. http://bit.ly/8ilpdE
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Emily Dickinson, Robert Frost, Anne Sexton, Syvia Plath all offer rich allegorical material that reminds us of the power of literature.
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