Robert Frost reads "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening" and “The Drumlin Woodchuck” (1952)

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[@Ohh-Johnny-boy]

You my friend will die 10 outta 10 do you believe in nothing I beg to differ. Sow your seeds of doubt many (including some you love) will not forgive you.

[@rtothes936]

..Praises to Robert Frost, here and everywhere, always.., *I'm curious about the music clip playing during the outro* ?? Please help.

[@mansidhunna1]

How lucky we are to have technology that has provided us with such a beautiful opportunity to hear these classic creations straight from the author’s mouth. Thank you for the upload.

[@santoshsharma1781]

Really it's correct.

[@NaveenKumarErroju]

Nah, we are more lucky that Robert recited as he asked without hesitating.

[@dishaburman1581]

Yeah

[@muthup480]

Exactly.

[@maduce8688]

This video is the first time I heard his voice. I love this poem.

[@PjDanita]

Out of no where, I thought about this poem tonight. Never thought I'd find Robert Frost himself reciting it.

[@dhamilton7839]

Exactly the same story myself! Small world....

[@dhamilton7839]

I heard it recited today on AM 740 in Toronto Canada. It was nice to hear this wonderful poem again. By the way , you can download AM 740 Zoomer Radio app on Google Play. I truly love the station...so I try to get the word out. Have a Merry Christmas! Zoomerradio.ca

[@ggsnaps]

Agreed, what a treasure!

[@andrescamacho8326]

Yes indeed me too !!

[@St3mi02]

Unbelievable

[@amandacooper3465]

He wrote this when he was depressed and kind of contemplating suicide one night and this poem were his thoughts and he didn't write it down till later it was him coming full circle in his mind in these words and finally the end of the poem obviously shows that he decided against offing himself. I am sure that this is not anything that people who love Robert Frost don't already know but just in case I wanted to share. It really isn't a whimsical little poem about a winner night lol

[@amandacooper3465]

And this poem was taped to my wall on a piece of paper in my room when I was a teenager and after my first suicide attempt and the beginning of my battle with depression and mental illness and to this day at 41 years old anytime I get thoughts or go through my darkest times I still read this as a reminder from Mr. Frost about why I have to stick around.

[@shirleywlson9663]

Dear Robert, I have over almost a lifetime, committed to memory almost every poem you have created, except those story poems, far too long to remember. I also taught my grandchildren your poems to recite to their parents, demonstrating to them how clever their children were! My firstborn granddaughter Emily, never forgot Stopping by Woods, and taught her three sons that poem as soon as they could memorize.! My 12 grandchildren, with their little heads stuffed with Robert Frost. They have done me proud.

[@bronxboy1952]

In 1964, my 7th grade English teacher, Mr. Jack Coty taught this poem to our class. It so moved me that I memorized it back then and even now. more than 55 years later, I can still recite it and its meaning has grown far deeper at this point in my life.

[@nspector]

❤

[@runnininthe80s84]

I remember learning this poem and reciting it in either 3rd or 5th grade

[@ajithpr4909]

Thanks for sharing this wonderful part of your life❤🥰

[@waterparkscanfixme]

This has to be one of the most beautiful poems . Amazing

[@bettydavies6716]

Found this today and was moved to tears. I'm not usually keen on hearing poets recite their own poetry as some seem to use a " poetry reciting " voice a bit like when my Mum read out the deaths in the newspaper but Robert Frost is just incredible here. He is chatty and kind like his poems but the strength is like a punch in the solar plexus. I never thought , having known his poetry since the early sixties, that I would see and hear him speaking it.

[@kurington.blogspot7876]

"The woods are lovely, dark and deep, but I have promises to keep. And miles to go before I sleep."

[@alexanderpatrick4866]

Always repeat the last line twice. What is the significance of this?

[@ShivSkammer]

@@alexanderpatrick4866 I always saw it as a bit of fatigue on the speakers part. Like he's not looking forward to how far he has to go before he sleeps. (And this sleep could either be actual sleep or the big 'sleep', the end of his life)

[@harshitarathore3413]

Alexander Patrick one means that he has to travel a lot before reaching his goal and then taking a break which is “sleep” here and the other means that he needs to go long way in his life before he dies which is “sleep” here

[@bills6009]

Kids these days have to analyze these kinds of quotes more often: I feel like there's some kind of pause at the last line

[@fredbarker9201]

@@alexanderpatrick4866 miles to go before i sleep literally he has miles to go beofre he rests that night, then the second line is metaphorical miles to go before i sleep this time meaning the remainder of life before death. antanaclasis is the literary device.

[@AdityaKumar-xd1eb]

I KNOW NO ONE IS LIKE ROBERT FROST HE WAS A LOVEL POET AND A MASTER POET

[@debrose3190]

I was craving some Robert Frost. And what an amazing piece. One of my favorites is actually October. Thank you for the upload.

[@mariamontoya7149]

Cool I love it too

[@sougataghar1179]

this poem was in my school syllabus . 1st time ,i didnt appreciate it mch but i remembered it after 8 years . this is truly beautiful. i am craving his poems too

[@sivatjs]

Supper bro 👏🏻

[@Divya-qs2ri]

Superb bro🎉

[@TON-ws9og]

reading poetry all my life and the last stanza of this poem, what he wrote in maybe 5 minutes, is the most beautiful and haunting and tangible and efficacious and poignant and simple and perfect stanza ever as graced a page.

[@nspector]

Yes.

[@ginaday100]

Love his reciting. This is the best version. ever.

[@patmills7880]

So good to see and hear him in person.

[@AdityaKumar-xd1eb]

Best poetry of the year

[@tonyahawkins8940]

Still my fav !

[@tonyanzellino4359]

I have never been one for poetry, mainly because I couldn't recite a poem by memory. As time moved on, I realized the use of poetry was indeed more value than riches. I have never been able to name any poet's name, however, of late I have found it soothing to the soul and mind. Now I find poetry a source of comfort especially complex poetry that pull at the heart strings and bring tears to your eyes. Thank you to the poets who bring peace to a broken heart, at least even for a few hours.

[@Nicholas-gi8ge]

He is a very good poet

[@tombo1140]

Some guy I delivered food to today quoted this and told me to look it up when I got home.

[@Gallowglass7]

Why did he recite it to you

[@tombo1140]

@@Gallowglass7 I still have no idea. I assumed it was because I looked like a stoner or something and he was trying to save me.

[@Gallowglass7]

@@tombo1140 haha, oh yeah, I'd welcome anyone sharing pearls of poetry or wisdom, any day. Pretty cool of him.I could share plenty with you myself actually, lol - have a good one mate

[@ericmelton4186]

One of the greatest things ever recorded

[@tranettaelizabeth607]

I always return back to this.

[@abdulkareemshahzadhashmi8875]

One of my favorite childhood memory

[@joanlawhorn5084]

Through Robert Frost and Hemingway I fell in love with lituriture from their words came other world's.

[@megmolkate]

I love this poem, probably more especially because I have been on the farmer’s side in plain fact and the woodchucks side figuratively. Having in fact sent a shotgun blasts at woodchucks and frequently connecting. They cause a great deal of damage to my property, however they are trying to live as they must.

[@KISHORENEDUMARAN]

After 11 years, out of the blue I got craving for stopping by woods..

[@lyndaclancy8531]

Beautiful.

[@zilbra1]

Thank you for uploading this :)

[@poonamsinha9027]

Immortal Robert Frost!

[@charlieogilvie2554]

Truly deep and inspiring for me freedom is still out there 🤔😏

[@tanakeilidh384]

Makes me cry every time. Every time.

[@archivesoffantasy5560]

The woods are lovely, dark and deep But I have promises to keep And miles to go before I sleep And miles to go before I sleep

[@AdalbertoQueiroz]

Awesome.

[@rogeralsop3479]

Marvellous!

[@mountainviewvintage386]

What a sweet great man.

[@thethreadgillthr33]

It’s snowing here. It never snows here. The woods directly next to our home we’re just cut down a week or so ago, for property development… I always used to walk through those woods, reciting Frosts “Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening”, every time it snowed… the first time I fully analyzed, and memorized that poem, I walked through those woods… Soon, I worry there will be no trees left for poems like these… “I have miles to go, before I sleep, miles to go, before I sleep…

[@bimalgautam2527]

My fav poem. Thank you for the post.

[@rozikhankakar7020]

One of the lovely poems, that fascinated me the most towards poetry.

[@rachcelmorley9711]

GENiOUS

[@Ham_on_Rye]

Brilliant

[@PoetryPixie]

This is so lovely to watch, love Robert Frost

[@rachcelmorley9711]

I love him

[@malkashachamdoron3099]

WOW !!!!!

[@rachcelmorley9711]

I LOVE HIM❤

[@Originjk]

My kinda world 💓

[@colinellesmere]

What a privilege to hear this. Robert Frost really understood life.

[@genedouglas8617]

Only your poetry can save you America!

[@abhis_s]

It's amazing to find this. I'd listen to this but I've some promises to keep and miles to go before I sleep.

[@bondoneill9606]

So wonderful to her Robert Frost recite ❤️

[@BrandiMattison]

Same! ❄️❄️❄️🌲🌳🌲🌲🌳

[@aghajee99]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@mariamontoya7149]

Wow

[@steve3172]

Genius no doubt about that..

[@mattcalautti852]

Robert Frost is one of the best poet of all time Matt Calautti

[@ryansymons9200]

#2

[@t4traveller]

Al poli 💥😝

[@cpe1704tks.]

The Liberties I take, here and elsewhere, always. 1:20

[@ritikaahir_14]

Can anyone send me the summary of the drumblin woodchuck

[@lancelet6112]

Anganey erikkunnn.... (🚶‍♂️)

[@mountainviewvintage386]

Did you stop posting videos now? I hope not (new viewer)

[@AsmaAsma-fb5rh]

Wow mashaallah 🤩🤩😍😍😍

[@25alphatv71]

What a shame that Robert Frost is not the norm in today's society. Overcome with vile music ' if it is lawful to call it such' the gift of a perfect turned phrase, full of meaning but short in pomposity. After reading the comments, my hope is renewed, all is not lost. Fine and thoughtful people are still here. I must look harder. God bless you all, you give me hooe.

[@tamgsmith8077]

"and miles to go before I sleep." What a treasure this vid is.

[@elieelis6814]

And his life

[@SA-sm8ys]

Could you please post all of the interviews peggy noonan did on the charlie rose show? I think she did 6 or 7 interviews with him. Thank you.

[@rachcelmorley9711]

If you can

[@sidhu56.]

Dey ith robert forst ano dey 😯

[@Kumurajiva]

A dark poem

[@gabriellachrst348]

0:23

[@BackRoadsWine]

Asked a question. Then another question. Two bullets. Learn to ask one and wait.

[@AmiyamiyA]

Poem starts- 0.30 seconds

[@sarah_wolz]

STOPPING BY WOODS ON A SNOWY EVENING Whose woods these are I think I know. His house is in the village though; He will not see me stopping here To watch his woods fill up with snow. My little horse must think it queer To stop without a farmhouse near Between the woods and frozen lake The darkest evening of the year. He gives harness bells a shake To ask if there is some mistake. The only other sound's the sweep Of easy wind and downy flake. The woods are lovely, dark and deep, But I have promises to keep, And miles to go before I sleep, And miles to go before I sleep.

[@mrFalconlem]

he was an awesome dude no doubt

[@epicgamer782]

eeeeeeee

[@fiatpandaman999]

I was more interested in the way he articulated his view on social responsibility

[@NostalgiNorden]

My baloon looks nothing like Robert Frost...

[@anne-marieg3926]

That's why it's for the birds.

[@mountainviewvintage386]

"the rich should take care of the poor"..imagine a perfect peaceful world 💙

[@varkeyachamavarkey8222]

is that really him

[@nesmal_ff3920]

Fundan🙂nee nthina vandi nirthiya

[@fibbysmh2522]

Hi I’m Tristan me have a lot of subscribers

[@pandalover69420]

Hahaha you got scammed

[@fibbysmh2522]

@@pandalover69420 bro replied to a comment that was 2 years ago 💀💀

[@user-nq9gz4xf7f]

Can i say i dont like how the great poet read his own poem...the poem always had an alost auditory music to it even just reading it. When you hear him reciting it to me anyway it seems prosaic. Maybe he is tired of that one, his most famous poem.

[@jivamusic5154]

Poda kune

[@brucehain]

Frost would have been a Trump-tard. He was a founder of the college I went to in the '70s, which had a Town Meeting governance written into the founding documents, continuing to August of this year, but alas, no more.

[@brucehain]

@@devonjones8980 "Freedoms" as discussed here by Frost are silly old notions and the Constitution is obsolete.

[@fallen0851]

Thank you so much!

[@ayemalkhan9329]

“But what I am interested in is not political freedom. I am untested in the liberties I take. Here and elsewhere. Always.”