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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THE FALLS, by ROBERT FROST Poet Analysis Poet's Biography
First Line: Tis a steep wood of rocks
Last Line: And the falls came down there.
Subject(s): Waterfalls
First Line: Tis a steep wood of rocks
Last Line: And the falls came down there.
Subject(s): Waterfalls
'Tis a steep wood of rocks,
With the fern grown everywhere;
But with no birds -- not a wing!
And the falls come down there.
Even an Indian trail
Would swerve to a haunt so fair!
One used to -- there were the ferns
And the falls came down there.
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