The poetry of Robert Frost has been very influential in American culture, so much that he has been called America's Poet. In his poems, he focuses on nature, love, and "the dream world of possibility" (Cramer 39). Living on a New England farm, he was inspired by many of his surroundings that kept him secluded from the industrial world as well as his wife, who was also very influential in his poems. His most famous poem, "The Road Not Taken" has a unique style and displays a very important message as well as many of his other poems which give the reader a real insight to who he is as a person and what his poetry is all about.

Living in the country side of New England, Frost started writing poems at the very young age of 11. (Burnshaw 13) His first published poem was called...