robert frost speech and anylisation

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You can piece together what the words in the stanzas represent in his life . He likes to use symbolism in every thing he writes about often reffering to nature because it is something we can all relate to, so he can open the door of imagination and play with the reader response theory, that every one draws there own conclusion. so we take the poem "stopping by the woods on a snowy evening" and look for a deeper meaning. You would find that the woods represent his mind and that he isn't with it, at the moment because he is mind is fill up with thoughts(snow) of his son , because it is the anniversary of his son's death "darkest evening of the year" , when i first found this deeper meaning i was astonished that all these symbols made so much sense, and once you analyse numurous poems it is typical of Robert Frost to use these roads in life that he had to take as a muse to base all of his works on , Your positive "stopping by the woods on a snowy evening" is about his life, take the last stanza for instance where he writes "the woods are lovely,dark and deep , but i have promises to keep and miles to go before i sleep(repeated)" he is saying there that he would love to think about his son and what could have been , but he has to keep going because he has commitments to other people and he has a while before he dies and join him but then i could be any other of the family members that have past away over the years , other techniques that are used end rhymes but if you look even at how he has set out the lines in therms of in the first second and third stanzas all the words at the end of the lines rhyme except for one , and what i gathered from this is when the words are rhyming he is getting on with life and when there is a word that dosn't fit ...