Robert Frost

I thought that I may like Frost's poems more because of the obvious rhymes that he uses. He wrote a lot of poems in what I think of as a "stereotypical poetry" fashion. A lot of people, I think, would be more comfortable with reading this type. It may be easier to read aloud this type, but most of his poems did nothing for me. The one that I liked the best was "Provide, Provide". "No memory of having starred/ Atones for later disregard/ Or keeps the end from being hard. (224). As I interpret that to mean that no matter how much money you make you will die like everyone else.