'New Hampshire' By Robert Frost

This poem is taken from the forth volume "New Hampshire" published in 1923. This volume was a prize winning, first time Robert Frost got the Pulitzer Prize. This volume comprises of famous poems such as "The Road not taken" ,"The Stopping by woods on Snowy Evening" and "ice and fire". "New Hampshire" shows peculiar features of Robert Frost as self-consciousness, talking about himself and aphorisms. The topic of the poems in this collection indicates depth and subtleness. This work portay his maturity. Frost controls his feelings even when he is personal. He does not indulge in his feelings. A critic speaking of Frost says: " It would be going too far to think of him as a religious poet, but his work tends towards wholeness, thus towards Catholicism