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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THE FALLS, by ROBERT FROST Poem Explanation Poet Analysis Poet's Biography 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. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...BUFFALO CLOUDS OVER THE MAESTRO HOON by NORMAN DUBIE ANCHORED TO THE INFINITE by EDWIN MARKHAM DOMESTIC LIFE: 4. THE WATERFALL by GREGORY ORR ELK RIVER FALLS by BILLY COLLINS UNDER THE WATERFALL by THOMAS HARDY BY FRAZIER CREEK FALLS by GARY SNYDER THE CATARACT OF LODORE by ROBERT SOUTHEY |
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