Robert Frost Accomplishments

Having a dream. Putting in work. Achieving your goal. By doing these three things you will end up seeing success in your life. It does take time and dedication, but the outcome is really what counts. This is what Robert Frost, one of the best poets of the twentieth century, did to become a well known American poet. From back in the high school days he was one of those students who enjoyed writing, reading, and the sound of poetry. As the years went on, he worked very hard to be able to live and to support his family, but still wrote poetry on the side. He decided one day to pursue his dreams to become a poet, so he traveled to England to get his poems edited and soon one day get the published. Robert Frost was influenced by poetry itself
Frost arrived in London, England at the perfect time. At this time, London was midway through the “Georgian Movement”. A movement which young poets in favor of realism and plain language, and against the grand rhetoric of the Victorians. The head of this movement, Harold Monro, made a bold step to rent a building in Bloomsbury for editing and publishing poems. This was a huge opportunity for Frost because he is able to bring his poems to this building and get them edited and possibly they could be published to the public (Hart,
In high school he was valedictorian, which is huge because he is the smartest and hardest working student in the school (Robert Lee Frost). Frost through the years received 4 pulitzers awards and the Congressional Gold Medal. Also, towards the last 15 years of his life he received many public honors. One day Frost got a message from the president and the government to go on a mission to the Soviet Union and write the inauguration for President Kennedy. That was a honor to Frost to be able to do something that dearing and important to the President. Unfortunately, Robert Frost messed up. He gave the wrong impression of President Kennedy and when Frost came back from the Soviet Union the president never spoke to him ever again (Robert