Before man to blow to right
The wind once blew itself untaught,
And did its loudest day and night
In any rough place where it caught.
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There is a typo on the first line of the poem; Before man to blow to right should be, Before man to blow it right. You're welcome!
Such a masterful use of personification... That is what Robert Frost is great for
A little through the lips and throat. The aim was song - the wind could see. Nice poem.
The poem is misquoted. The first line should read: Before man came to blow it right The line as typed makes no sense. Also, the original poem had every other line indented 5 spaces. It should appear that way. Hopefully this will be corrected.
I understand it, and I Love it.