“No surprise for the writer, no surprise for the reader.” When Robert Frost wrote these words in 1939, they were part of a sophisticated essay on “The Figure a Poem Makes,” and I’m guessing he hadn’t ...
ROBERT FROST’S English experience, which began in 1912 and within two and a half years established his place in modern poetry in a final way, stands out as dramatic in the very manner that a Frost ...
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Poetry from Daily Life: Take it from kids (and Robert Frost) and let yourself be surprised
My guest this week on "Poetry from Daily Life" is Heidi Mordhorst from Silver Spring, Maryland — a short bike ride from Washington, D.C. Heidi was a poet from early childhood (and now publishes an ...
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