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I love the last four lines...

A beautiful and meaningful poem. Compelling images.

In two editions of Frost’s work that have this poem (West-Running Brook,1936, Henry Holt and Company, and Frost, Collected Poems, Prose, & Plays,1995, Library of America) , line 13 is “Let the night be too dark for me to see...” Not one bee.

Time to rest, and sleep on it. Tomorrow is a new day. The birds know. Thank you, PH, for posting Robert Frost's poem as Poem of the Day!

Night! Nature! ! Muse; Facing the truth. Thanks for sharing this poem with us.

'Let what will be, be'.... Wise are the birds!

Very nice poem on evening and fall of night. Beautifully crafted and makes a great reading. Loved it. 'At most he thinks or twitters softly, 'Safe! Now let the night be dark for all of me. Let the night bee too dark for me to see Into the future. Let what will be, be.''... is very nice and interesting. Thanks for sharing.

Always a pleasure to read poems by Frost like this excellent sonnet. I wonder why the word 'bee' in the first line of the final couplet?

Let the night bee too dark for me to see Into the future. Let what will be, be.' /// greatly penned

When Nature closes her eyes as the day is done, the evening then night comes as it must be. This natural cyclus must be done and the day will turn into night, Only Robert Frost wrote this lovely poem in his own way, sheer poetry! I love this very much, simple but poetic. We are happiest that he added another loading in poetry. I have enjoyed every word, so loveliest said and beautifullt worded. Thank you so much!

The elegant cyclus of the day can only be recited by Frost all green, fresh and grey will all soon turn in moss. CONGRATULATIONS to the family of Robert Frost for this Modern Poem Of The Day. Hurray! May Robert rest in peace.

Wonderful sonnet by Robert Frost about accepting one's fate in life via the prism of nature.

I did not like this poem it was not good

It is a very good poem And it helped me for my project.... Thank you

Such an amazing poem. Very well done.! ! ! !

Amazing A perspective of nature and the difference of light and dark.

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This Poem is a beautiful drsctiption about nature and defines the beautiful night after sunset i.e total darkness for all.

we are the same as the bird come darkness then we are scared

Robert Frost's poems are simply about nature and then reflected in them are insights about life. Wonderful combination!