Friday, January 3, 2003

Dust Of Snow Comments

Rating: 3.8

The way a crow
Shook down on me
The dust of snow
From a hemlock tree
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Robert Frost
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Maggie Chase 09 November 2022

This poem is so very great! It is one of my very favorite poems. My favorite is "A Book" by Emily Dickinson. This one is my second favorite. What s some of your favorite poems.

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Maggie Chase 09 November 2022

This is one of my all time favorite poems! Thank you Mr. Frost! ! ! ! ! !

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Jasmina Ljuhar 21 December 2021

I love this poem & find it very moving. For me it is a 5 star poem.

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Darkleo 30 August 2020

How it can be

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Andrew Hoellering 07 December 2018

Thank you, Roger, for your open and generous response.

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Solomon Senxer 24 October 2018

i memorized once I read it and cannot forget it again! Too meaningful, too beautiful!

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Queen 22 January 2018

The way a row Shook down on me The dust of snow From a hemlock tree Has given my heart A change of mood And saved some part Of a day I had ruled.

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Maggie Chase 09 November 2022

That's not how the poem goes.

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Maggie Chase 09 November 2022

The way a crow shook down on me the dust of snow from a hemlock tree has given my heart a change of mood and saved some part of the day I rued

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Fabrizio Frosini 21 January 2016

'' And saved some part Of a day I had rued. '' amazing 'finale'

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Abdalla Juma Shenga 16 July 2015

a short poem that says much. some time we are saved from doing terrible things from people or things we least expect.

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Dheeraj kry 12 February 2015

A simple and very meaningful poem that tells us about our attitude towards life and things. The hemlock tree is a poisonous tree and crow is an ugly bird,although all these things changes the mood of the poet and he utilised some part the day that he was going to ruin. In more practical terms,the poet addresess that we can learn a good lesson from a bad evidence also if our attitude towards life is positive.

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Gangadharan Nair Pulingat 02 January 2015

A winter poem in short lines and from great poet. Nice to read.

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Brian Jani 26 April 2014

Awesome I like this poem, check mine out

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* Sunprincess * 26 October 2012

Wow glad the crow lifted his spirits after having a day of regrets..makes me wonder what he was regretting..fabulous! .. :)

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Gul naz 11 July 2010

Really it is a very small poem but it has all the power to mesmerize you and keep you reading again and again.

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Maggie Chase 09 November 2022

I agree wholly.

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Andrew Hoellering 25 May 2009

The 'way' in the first line is left to us to imagine, or as Shakespeare puts in the Henry V, on your 'imaginary forces work.' Drinking hemlock is the way that Socrates chose to die, so beauty and death are deliberately linked here. We all have dark moods, and the second stanza speaks of the healing effects of nature. Frost in this terrific poem follows the three principles of imagism; no superficial word, direct treatment, and metrical metre rather than mere cadence.

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Rogelio Guillermo 06 December 2018

Thank you for taking the time to share us your interpretations... it makes reading these poems less stressful...You're the best. I only read poems you interpret...

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Errol Francis 27 December 2007

I first heard this poem 10 years ago and never knew who wrote it. I don't pretend to understand poetry but this short verse appeals to me. I must find out more about it.

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Blue Clouds 16 January 2006

This is such a cute little poem! It amazes me how much meaning this little thing could have behind its face.

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