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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
IN WINTER IN THE WOODS ALONE, by ROBERT FROST Poet Analysis Poet's Biography
Last Line: For yet another blow
Subject(s): Lumber & Lumbering
Last Line: For yet another blow
Subject(s): Lumber & Lumbering
In winter in the woods alone
Against the trees I go.
I mark a maple for my own
And lay the maple low.
At four o'clock I shoulder axe
And in the afterglow
I link a line of shadowy tracks
Across the tinted snow.
I see for Nature no defeat
In one tree's overthrow
Or for myself in my retreat
For yet another blow.
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