“A Poem Begins In DELIGHT…”

“…And Ends In WISDOM.”

—ROBERT FROST

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“By Working Faithfully EIGHT-HOURS A Day, You May Eventually Get To Be BOSS…”

“…And Work TWELVE-HOURS A Day!“

—ROBERT FROST

(1874–1963)

–WRITER–

–POET–

–PULITZER PRIZE WINNER–

“I Had A Lover’s Quarrel With The World.” –ROBERT FROST

(1874–1963)

“Education…”

“…Doesn’t Change Life Much. It Just Lifts Trouble to A Higher Plane Of Regard.“

—ROBERT FROST

(1874–1963)

“Love…”

“…Is An Irresistible Desire To Be Irresistibly Desired.“

—ROBERT FROST

(1874–1963)

“Poetry Is When An Emotion Has Found Its Thought…”

“…And The Thought Has Found Words.“

—ROBERT FROST

(1874–1963)

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.FOUR-TIME PULITZER PRIZE WINNER For POETRY.

“A Civilized Society Is One Which Tolerates Eccentricity…”

“…To The Point Of Doubtful Sanity.“

—ROBERT FROST

(1874–1963)

“In Three Words, I Can Sum-Up Everything I’ve Learned About Life…”

“…IT GOES ON.“

—ROBERT FROST

(1874-1963)

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.PLAYWRIGHT.

.PULITZER PRIZE WINNER.

“Poets Are Like Baseball Pitchers. Both Have Their Moments. The Intervals Are The Tough Things.” — ROBERT FROST

ROBERT FROST (1874-1963)