Frost (1874— 1963) is an American poet. Born in California. My father died at the age of 1 1. His mother took him to Massachusetts, his hometown in New England. After graduating from high school, I studied at Harvard University for two years. Before and after this, I worked as a textile worker, a teacher, ran a farm and began to write poems. He wandered around many places on foot, and it is recognized that Frost's poems did not attract attention in America at first. 19 12 After his family moved to England, he continued to write poems, which were supported and encouraged by some British and American poets ezra pound, and published poetry collections such as Young Will (19 13) and North of Boston (6543). 19 15 returned to the United States to run a farm in New Hampshire. His poems are becoming more and more famous. 1924, 193 1, 1937, 1943 won the Pulitzer Prize four times, and worked as a teacher, resident poet and poetry consultant in many famous universities. In his later years, he was an unofficial poet laureate in the United States. On his 75th and 85th birthdays, the US Senate made a resolution to honor him. His poetry is similar to traditional poetry in form, but it is not as artificial as romantic and aesthetical poets. He does not pursue external beauty. His poems often begin with describing the natural scenery or customs of New England and gradually enter the field of philosophy. His poems are unpretentious, but subtle and intriguing. The famous poem "Birch Tree" wrote that most people always want to escape from reality, but in the end they have to come back to reality. "Repairing the Wall" wrote that there are many tangible and intangible walls in the world that are worthless. In addition to short lyric poems, he also has some dramatic long narrative poems, which describe the spiritual outlook of rural people in New England, and the tone is relatively low and quite distinctive. In terms of meter, Frost likes to use variations of traditional blank poems and sonnets, which has its own characteristics in rhythm.

Frost is often called an "alternative poet", which means that he is in a period of alternation between traditional poetry and modernist poetry. He and Eliot are also called the two centers of modern American poetry.

Frost's famous poems include Mountains (19 16), New Hampshire (1923), Xixi (1928) and Another Ranch (1936). The whole poem was published in 1949, and there are still new works published in succession as the New England Peasant Poet.