Frost : lover's quarrel with the world

Abstract EN

Robert Frost (١٨٧٤-١٩٦٣) is an American poet who won the Pulitzer Prize four times.

His direct style incorporates profound thought which reveals his experience in the rural region of New England.

In an age of technological progression, economic and social disturbances, more moral and spiritual tensions marked human experience.

Consequently varied barriers emerged to separate man from his fellowmen, from nature and from his Creator.

Hence Frost sets his journey of strife.

His keen eye of contemplating and sympathizing with man reflected his intensely felt need for the spirit of brotherhood to prove his quarrel to be that of a lover of humanity.