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In the other poems by Robert Frost that we have read such as "Stopping by the woods on a Snowy Evening", "Desert Places", and "The Road not taken" they are all very similar. Because each poe talks about how the author is always alone and how he's always outside in the nature

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(3) A theme statement that would be good for all three poems are Nature or Everyday life. Because he talks about nature in most of his poems and talks about his life and what he see's all the time .

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(3) A theme statement that would be good for all three poems are Nature or Everyday life. Because he talks about nature in most of his poems and talks about his life and what he see's all the time .

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(2) In the other poems by Robert Frost that we have read such as "Stopping by the woods on a Snowy Evening", "Desert Places", and "The Road not taken" they are all very similar. Because each poe talks about how the author is always alone and how he's always outside in the nature. And in 2 of his poems he talks about snow. So that kid of lets you know he likes snow a lot maybe. But, he makes all his poems seem melancholy.

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(1)In the poem “Desert Places” By Robert Frost, he uses some figurative devices. Some figurative devices that I have spotted are personification, imagery, and irony. Those are the ones I found reading this poem. “A blanker whiteness of benighted snow with no expression, nothing to express. They cannot scare me with their empty spaces.” This is an example of personification because the author is trying to make it seem like the snow cannot express it’s sadness.  The author uses imagery in his poem as well. “And the ground almost covered smooth in snow.” This is making you picture in your head about how the author is watching the snow fail and fill up the empty field. “Between stars- on stars where the human race is.” This is an example of irony he uses in the poem. This adds a message that things aren't always how they seem. The theme of the poems  that he has written all show melancholy feelings. Expressing how he feels about certain things  going on in his life. But, so far I think all the poems we read about him have been about snow. So it does show that he does love snow a lot because he talks about it a lot . But also, in all of the poems we read he mostly talks about nature and loneliness throughout the poems.

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"Desert Places" By: Robert Frost - 1. Aniya M.

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"Desert Places" By: Robert Frost - 1. Aniya M.

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1. The title "Desert Places" is a metaphor in itself for inner  loneliness and depression. The first line, which states "Snow falling and night falling fast, oh, fast ", has a repetition and alliteration of the "f" sound.  In line three and four, it states "smooth in snow" and "few weeds and stubble" makes us imagine a lifeless landscape. The poem also has rhyme schemes. For the first stanza, the rhyme scheme is aaba. In line five has assonance, the repetition of the "i" sound. The line states "The woods around it have it--it is theirs", the part where it says "it have it--it is theirs" has the repetition of the "i" sound.

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In the poems by Robert Frost they are all different but very similar in their own ways. So far I have only read three poems by Robert Frost which were: The Path not taken, Stopping by the woods on a snowy evening, and desert places. In all of these stories they all share imagery like in all of the stories you could see/feel that it was snowing in all of the stories and you we're surrounded by the snowy woods. In all of the stories the author uses figurative language to describe the loneliness he is feeling, and to choose what path to take in life. The title is a metaphor and he also uses nature to show his feelings.

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It is a metaphor for life

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In this poem the imagery is loneliness and depression (And lonely as it is, that loneliness and they cannot scare me with their empty spaces).  There is the imagery of nature (snow, weeds, woods, stars).  Frost used a lot
of metaphors (snowstorm/fall of night represents the depression and loneliness).
"Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening", is a symbolic poem.  There are metaphors in this poem too.  There is a sense of loneliness, but there is also a sense of him enjoying the beauty of the snow. Jaden

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"Desert Places" has many examples of imagery, and figurative devices. One of the examples of figurative devices is the title. The title is a metaphor for loneliness. The poet is in a desert place, aka depression. Similarly, in "The Road not Taken" the author is reflecting on life and the depression that comes with it. In "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening" the poet is once again reflecting on life. Each of these poems have a wide variety of figurative devices such as alliteration and metaphors. The poet also used many examples of imagery to create a scene in the readers head, and help them get a better unerstanding of how the poet is feeling. A theme that could link each of these poems together woukd be "desolation and sorrow are part of life" - Kaiya McDaniel

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In Robert Frosts "Desert Places" the title is a metaphor to the loneliness and depression. Frost uses nature in all of his poems to represent his feelings. The cold, snowy desert is a metaphor for the loneliness, nothing is around, no humans or animals. The cold feeling of depression comes from the snow and wind. Another one of his poems, "The Road Not Taken" is very similar  to "Desert Places". Each share of theme of what happens in life, commonly depression. Frost's "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening" and each of the other poems listed all share the figurative devices of  metaphors, alliteration, and imagery. A theme common to all of these poems, is that life is not always perfect. Depression hits, loneliness happens, and nature depicts that. It's a landscape i each poem that is lifeless and deathly calm.

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the title  is a metaphor

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metaphore for being lonely

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it is a metaphor for loneliness .

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Robert Frost's poems shows a fascination with nature, loneliness, and making difficult decisions.  He is preoccupied in showing how nature is reflective of the human condition.

1)  In the poem "Desert Places", identify the imagery, figurative devices that are used to develop the message of the poem.

2)  Reflect on the two other poems by Robert Frost and identify similar images and figurative devices.

3) Write a theme statement that would capture a theme that is common to all three poems.

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"The Road Not Taken" By Robert Frost - Wyatt Hughes

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"The Road Not Taken" By Robert Frost - Wyatt Hughes

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"The Road Not Taken" uses figurative language and imagery to help create meaning. By using metaphors and describing scenery to describe in depth and to give the reader a feel and perspective of the story. Robert Frost uses certain figurative language to give the reader the feel and tone of the poem. The poem uses imagery to relay surroundings and to make the reader feel like there actually there. Robert Frost's poem "The Road Not Taken" summed up is basically a metaphor of life and the hard decisions that life requires people to decide and take.

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"The Road Not Taken" by Robert Frost-Caleb Taylor

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"The Road Not Taken" by Robert Frost-Caleb Taylor

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In the poem "The Road Not Taken" the poet uses imagery as well as figurative language. It helps create meaning because they give you a different perspective of what you are reading. Using the sences can help giving the readers a better understanding if they can physically feel what the poet is talking about.  An example is lets say that in a poem you have the line " The air felt sour and had a lost feeling to it" the reader would then have the taste of sourness and they would know what the air feels like. Using imagery and figurative language can have a positive and negetive effect but as long as you use it in a needing way   the poem has meaning to it.

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the mood seems mysterious. in the peom the person seems lost."Yet knowing how way leads on to way I doubted if I should ever comeback".   dejarvis smith

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The poem is basically a metaphor of life. -Zoe McFadden

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When he describing the story its like he adds so much to make you feel like you are in the story.

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The poem helps you understand about a hard decesions the author had to make comparing it to 2 roads.- The qauthor uses metaphors, feelings, sight, and hyperboles.

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"The Road Not Taken" By: Robert Frost- Jada L.

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"The Road Not Taken" By: Robert Frost- Jada L.

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In the poem the author uses many different types of imagery and figurative langauge to share his fellings and to describe the story more and for it to have meaning. In the poem the title, "The Road Not Taken" it is a metaphor because it represents life decisions that the author may take

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The poet uses figurative devices to show the emotion. He uses things like imagery, assonance, metaphor, hyperbole, and personification to express the feeling you get when you make life decisions. The peom shows that their are different paths you can take in life and when you take one you don't get to go back. -Aubrey Starker

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"The Road Not Taken" By Robert Frost- Jabari Lowery

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"The Road Not Taken" By Robert Frost- Jabari Lowery

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In the poem Frost is talking about a path in life that he could have taken. In the poem Frost used lots of figurative devises and imagery. The figurative device that was being used the most was metaphor. The first line was also a metaphor it said, "Two roads diverged in a yellow wood," which was a metaphor. It also said some imagery like undergrowth in stanza one line five.

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The poem is about the choices we make (two roads).  There are a lot of metaphors in the poem.  I think the poet expresses some regret when he sighs; he remembers the road he chose to take and felt it was long and hard, so the choice he made was possibly the most difficult and he may be rethinking his decision.  So I think the poem is about disappointment, mistakes and regrets. (Jaden)

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"The Road Not Taken" By Robert Frost - Kaiya McDaniel

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"The Road Not Taken" By Robert Frost - Kaiya McDaniel

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Robert Frost uses many examples of figurative language and imagery to give this poem a greater meaning. The biggest device that he uses is a metaphor, because the entire poem is a metaphor. "The road Not Taken" is a metaphor that symbolizes our life and the decisions we make. The metaphors make you stop and think about your life and the decisions you're making. The imagery helps you get a better understanding of the poem. It creates an image in your head, and helps you visualize what the poet was thinking and experiencing.

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"The Road Not Taken" -Robert Frost; Dalton Williams

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"The Road Not Taken" -Robert Frost; Dalton Williams

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these devices add meaning by explaining things in ways that are easy to understand such as metaphors. they help show intellect and they make the poem much easier to read and understand. they make the story easier to relate to. things such as imagery make the poem more vivid and realistic. things such as alliteration make the poem more fluent and just add to the in depth meaning of the poem.

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The poem itself is a metaphor. It represents life decisions. The poet, Robert Frost tends to always weigh his options. Even after second guessing himself, he still ended up regretting his decision. You can tell that he still thinks about his choice to this day. Robert Frost used imagery to help us see what he is seeing. To visualize his surroundings and understand why he did what he did. You can see this in lines 10-12 which states "Had worn them really about the same, And both that morning equally lay In leaves no step had trodden black." - Aniya M.

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"The Road Not Taken" by Robert Frost-Madison Hogge

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"The Road Not Taken" by Robert Frost-Madison Hogge

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Frost in the poem "A Road Not Taken" dives deep into the different pathways of life and the decisions that can change everything. To begin, let's take a look at the different imagery and how they tie along with the different figurative languages. The metaphor's in our poem have a deep meaning and they relate to the surroundings of what in the story is seen as a forest with different paths. We see a lot of imagery included in the poem as well. "To where it bent in the undergrowth" this creates a better aspect of what the different paths; or life choices, look like in the form of a path not taken. The devices we see create much symbolism in the sense of choices we may regret but cannot undo. Frost regrets taking the path that was risky, but is at peace with his choice. The path untaken will be unknown.

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"The Road Not Taken" by Robert Frost.  ALTHIA

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"The Road Not Taken" by Robert Frost.  ALTHIA

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Frost has always been fascinated with life choices, especially when faced with difficult decisions.  In his poem , "The Road Not Taken", he explores this theme of making choices by using several figurative devices and imagery.  Identify the devices and imagery that develops this idea of choices. In a well developed paragraph explain how these devices create meaning.

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"Stopping by woods on a snowy evening" Akyra brown

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"Stopping by woods on a snowy evening" Akyra brown

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The mood from the poem feels ever sad and depressing . To me it seems he's kinda of lost.

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The poet starts the poem and the mood is sad.  He tells us that the horse he is riding must think it is strange (queer) for him to stop when there is no house nearby.  The third stanza is one of quietness
Jaden

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the poem has moods like calm and gloomy.

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"Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening" Madison Hogge

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"Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening" Madison Hogge

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The poet creates and introduces a ominous but absencing mood. Throughout the lines and stanzas you get the picture of the snow falling. The mood is gloomy but also beautiful in the sense of word play. The rhythm flows like a lullaby and creates a peace unlike no other. The poet seemed to aim for a mind-aware but also zoning atmosphere. The word play lets you see in to the scenery around the speaker and catches that sharp breath of air while you stand in the snow. 

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The poet introduces a gloomy and calm mood. The poet sounded quiet and tired. He makes the poem sound mysterious. He had a scratchy voice. His voice makes you feel gloom.

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calm, peacful, and gloomy

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Quiet, Sad, Mysterious, Gloomy

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In the poem "Stopping by the woods on a snowy evening" The poet creates a mysterious mood. The speaker was also speaking in a mysterious and gloomy tone.

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the poem Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening there is a  very mysterious mesterious
mood."And miles to go before I sleep,   and miles to go before I sleep.

dejarvis

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The poem has a mysterious mood. You can see that in lines 1-4 "Whose woods these are I think I know. His house is in the village though; He will not see me stopping here To watch his woods fill up with snow."

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In the poem "stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening" the mood is very quiet,  Calming, mysterious.  His voice is so quiet and the mental image of the snow is calming.
-Kylie Brock

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The poet starts the poem with a mood of sadness. He talks about

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This poem, "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening", gives off different moods. Some examples may be exhausting, quiet, ominous, lonely, etc.  The narrorator is good at giving the mood; in the story he is out of breath, tired, and exhausted.

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The mood is calm and curious.

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"Stopping by the Woods on a Snowy Evening"- Jada L.

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"Stopping by the Woods on a Snowy Evening"- Jada L.

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In the poem "Stopping by woods on a Snowy evening" the poet/author uses a peaceful and calming mood. The speaker is also very reflective in the poem, but it was also gloomy.

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In the poem "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening" The mood that I get from it is that he may have known these woods or the woods are astounding to him and he wants to stay but he needs to get home and continue his life but at the same time i can't see a true mood because there is so much there. And the images that are created is a snowy forest where there is nothing but silence and him with his thought's in complete silence and he has a thought in the back of his mind that he needs to get somewhere but he wants to stay in silence.

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The poet introduces a quite and gloomy mood in the poem. The speaker expresses thoughts and feeling as well.-Caleb

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The poet introduces a quite and gloomy mood in the poem. The speaker expresses thoughts and feeling as well.-Caleb

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"Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening" Response: Kaiya McDaniel

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"Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening" Response: Kaiya McDaniel

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In the first stanza the mood is peaceful, because he is just stopping to watch the snow. In the second stanza, the mood is mysterious and meloncholy, because it's talking about the darkest evening, and we discover that he is alone, excpet for the horse. In the third stanza, there is a calming mood. They are in the snow, with the sound of calming bells and wind. In the fourth stanza, there is a reflective mood. He is in the snow reflecting everything going on.

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1) Respond to the recording of the poem "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening".  Your response must describe the mood created, and the images created.

2) Create images that represent the mood in each of the stanzas of the poem, "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening"

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EXAMPLE: "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening"

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EXAMPLE: "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening"

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The poet introduces a calm and serene mood. The speaker is also very contemplative.