Appreciation of the Lens Language in Frost's Poem Home Burial
Abstract
"Home Burial" is a significant poem within Robert Frost's collection North of Boston. It is a poem describing a woman’s loneliness and the complicated confl icts between men and women in their marriage and family life. The poem is reads like a movie, the lens language is used which portrays the inner struggle and anguish of a couple vividly amidst societal transformations.
Keywords
Robert Frost, Home Burial; Lens Language; Family Relationship
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.18686/ahe.v7i35.12565
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