Understanding "Acquainted with the Night" by Robert Frost

[@jaedonangelus]

Videos explaining poems like this one are under appreciated. I am currently doing Poetry Out Loud with my school and this video has helped me not only memorize the poem a bit better, but understand the poem I am reading. In other words, thank you for making this video.

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[@rmleighton1]

Fantastic. I am one Acquainted with the Night. My wife died and my family doctor gave me good advice. He said he had no advice you just go through it in your own way.

[@persgodiva]

It's such a sad and yet wonderfully beautiful poem.

[@stephaniemikas6984]

Thank you so much for your videos! I watch these before I go to class and it helps me understand the lecture so well!! Thanks!

[@DominicGone]

Thanks, it was very interesting to see your view and line by line thoughts on this masterpiece.

[@SuperWave86]

Wow! Good interpretation of the poem! ❤️ 💁‍♀️📚 That’s exactly how my friend feels when he gets depressed lately. Gonna show him this video and hope he can relate with the poem! Good Job 👏

[@CrawlTheWall]

To me it’s not depression but freedom. Walking in the night he is free from himself. The time is neither wrong nor right. He stops to hear if he has been called but is free to walk in the night away from normal expectations

[@aizazkhan6358]

Best ever and most underrated vedio so far .

[@alfredosolari7597]

Brilliant interpretation, as usual.Thank you so much.I would love to hear anything by Seamus Heaney.

[@2002cc]

Thank you , this was EXTREMELY helpful :) I EXTREMELY APPRECIATE THIS VIDEO IT WAS VERY CALMING AND EYE OPENING

[@ayazulhaq6040]

Thank you for a wonderful explanation. Now, I will listen to all your lectures. Thank you.

[@nejlamaksumic8162]

Thank you! Your explanation is beautiful!

[@sohanmalik7847]

Very accurately explained!! Helped me a lot. Thank you

[@hak5079]

best explanation ever!!!!

[@angelinagonzalez1724]

Have a presentation on this and you helped TREMENDOUSLY thank you so much !!

[@coreysmith4887]

Thank you sooo much for this breakdown! Amazing!!!

[@SixMinuteScholar]

You're so welcome!!

[@kikimikomom]

I wish my high school and college lit teachers would have taken the time to go over these poems live by line, stanza by stanza. It would have made learning about them easier - and help me to care more about them than I did then when left to “my own interpretation” ie: What do you think the author meant by that? And searching for “hidden” meanings arbitrarily. 🤷‍♀️

[@bredamaune2028]

An excellent analysis. Thank you.

[@rebeccarodriguez3324]

Very helpful, thank you. You are appreciated.

[@mykolabaidiuk1445]

Thank you! Great explanation!

[@aashraf7625]

Wow ma'am u explained it very well,thank u ma'am 👍

[@mainmain5303]

keep them coming...

[@bm239]

I honestly would LOVE my university Litt courses if you were my professor haha. Not that I don’t love my instructors now but you’re just great!

[@douglasrhodes1011]

Please do more Robert Frost and Shakespeare poetry. Thanks

[@lanchuimahongnao]

Please do 'The second coming' and 'No second Troy ' by Yeats

[@alfredosolari7597]

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[@zezeomer8526]

Thank you soooooo much for this♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@kennotis929]

Thank you for this

[@kurtisanderson5965]

Thank you for this! I needed this extra help alot! I appreciate you!! (:

[@asiyak3304]

Really really good video do more!

[@X87816]

Lovely explanation of the poem. It makes me enjoy poetry more.

[@savannahdickens]

great video, easy to understand! thanks :)

[@sezan7589]

Thank you ❣️❣️

[@VanessaGarcia-zg1vv]

Can you do an understanding on “The Fall of the House of Usher”

[@aking2524]

Will you cover the shawl by cynthia ozick by any chance?

[@Vsirin]

Thank you!

[@masudsikder5812]

very good...i am from Bangladesh

[@rogerkeizerstein6147]

Nice job on a great poem. I believe the word she was searching for was forsaken. The poem is about being forsaken by god and a beloved. Frost uses religious symbolism. “I have walked out in rain and back in rain.” The beloved has sent him out into the night and is not calling him back, has not changed her mind, she is resolute, won’t even say goodbye.

[@raniamarouani4150]

So why our teacher associates this poem with transcendentalism?

[@willmashburn2685]

no volta?

[@jaishreesharma9741]

Nice

[@kenmarenmai4551]

second view and second like. good one.

[@kevinw9073]

He is acquainted with real life.

[@louishealy3958]

🤝🐐

[@7125Mhz]

I won't even listen to this "interpretation". I cannot believe who they give degrees to, nowadays.

[@russellcampbell9198]

So it's bad but you've never listened to it!

[@wealldieatthehandsoflovedones]

You really have to be out here alone for years to understand the truth of this.

[@sinaahosieni6503]

Thank you!!!