The Poems of Robert Frost

Bibliographic Details

• Book Title: The Poems of Robert Frost
• Subtitle / Edition Description: Eight Classic Collections · 1913–1947
• Author: Robert Frost
• Editorial Credit: Selected and Introduced by R. C. Kapoor
• ISBN-13: 9789365612905
• Pages: 370 (xxxiii + 337)
• Edition: First Edition (2027)
• Binding: Paperback (assumed; confirm before publication)
• Genre: Poetry > American Literature > Twentieth-Century American Poetry
• Recommended Age Group: 16 years and above
• Reading Difficulty: Moderate
• Estimated Reading Time to Finish: 12–16 hours (estimated)
• MRP (India): ₹450

Description

Spanning eight classic collections published between 1913 and 1947, The Poems of Robert Frost brings together a substantial selection of verse by one of the defining voices of twentieth-century American literature. From the intimate observations of A Boy’s Will and the dramatic conversations of North of Boston to the reflective landscapes of Mountain Interval and New Hampshire, these poems reveal Frost’s ability to make everyday encounters resonate with larger questions about human life.

The selection continues through West-Running Brook, A Further Range, A Witness Tree, and Steeple Bush, tracing his evolving concerns and technique across more than three decades. Familiar works such as “The Road Not Taken,” “Mending Wall,” “Birches,” and “Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening” appear alongside poems that reward further discovery. Taken together, the eight sections encourage readers to explore both Frost’s best-known writing and the breadth of his poetic imagination.

Stone walls, snowy paths, farms, woods, and rural households are never merely picturesque settings in Frost’s poetry. They become places where people confront work, duty, companionship, isolation, memory, uncertainty, and the consequences of choice. His language often sounds conversational, yet its carefully controlled rhythms, dramatic tensions, and layered meanings invite close reading. Individual poems can be enjoyed independently, while the sequence of collections reveals recurring images and shifts in tone.

Selected and introduced by R. C. Kapoor, this Aedha Imprints edition provides a useful entry point for students of English literature, teachers, poetry enthusiasts, and general readers. The collection-by-collection arrangement supports classroom discussion, literary appreciation, and independent study. Whether encountered for the first time or revisited after years, Frost’s verse offers lasting insights into relationships, nature, and the complexities of ordinary experience.

Key Features

• Presents poems from eight classic Robert Frost collections published from 1913 to 1947.
• Includes A Boy’s Will, North of Boston, Mountain Interval, and New Hampshire.
• Also features West-Running Brook, A Further Range, A Witness Tree, and Steeple Bush.
• Selected and introduced by R. C. Kapoor for additional literary context.
• Features “The Road Not Taken,” “Mending Wall,” “Birches,” and other celebrated poems.
• Explores nature, rural life, human relationships, work, memory, and choice.
• Collection-wise contents help readers locate poems and trace Frost’s development.
• Useful for undergraduate literature courses, seminars, and close-reading exercises.
• Combines accessible language with rich rhythms and layered poetic meanings.
• A substantial 370-page Aedha Imprints edition for study or personal reading.

Manufacturer Details

• Publisher: Aumram Publications
• Publishing address: C-131, Sector 2, Noida, Uttar Pradesh 201301, India
• For and on behalf of: Anubhav Publishers and Distributors
• Publishing entity address: Shanti Mohan House, 16 Ansari Road, Daryaganj, New Delhi 110002, India
• Imprint: Aedha Imprints
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• Website: www.aedhaimprints.com
• Printed and bound in: India