The Tuft of Flowers Resources

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The Poetry Foundation serves up a hearty overview of Frost's poetry.

Okay…here's a sock puppet performance of the poem, complete with sound effects—enjoy.

If you can get past the cheesy music, you'll enjoy a view of an elephant and a giraffe standing back to back.

Listen to Frost read his own poem (he starts up about 20 seconds in).

Here's the poem read in a pleasing woman's voice.

Here's a face that's famously associated with American poetry.

Here's Frost getting read to do chores—and totally not murder anyone or anything like that.

He's often shown in his older years, so here's a peek at younger Frost.

Famous American poet Robert Lowell wrote this obituary for Frost when Frost died in 1963.

50 years after his death, New Yorker magazine considered Frost's legacy.

We've got your hook-up, Shmoopers. You can read the whole book online for free right here.

If you simply must own a book, this one's got you covered when it comes to all things Frost.