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  1. Update: The Embrace of the Cinnamon Vine (Chapter 3).

    “Something there is that doesn't love a chime.
    That wants it still.” #RobertFrost

  2. Update: The Embrace of the Cinnamon Vine (Chapter 3).

    “Something there is that doesn't love a chime.
    That wants it still.” #RobertFrost

  3. Update: The Embrace of the Cinnamon Vine (Chapter 3).

    “Something there is that doesn't love a chime.
    That wants it still.” #RobertFrost

  4. Update: The Embrace of the Cinnamon Vine (Chapter 3).

    “Something there is that doesn't love a chime.
    That wants it still.” #RobertFrost

  5. Update: The Embrace of the Cinnamon Vine (Chapter 3).

    “Something there is that doesn't love a chime.
    That wants it still.” #RobertFrost

  6. Last toot about "Legend":

    I don't think this is quite a poem about fleeting youth but it's pretty close. In any case, it made me think of #RobertFrost, "Carpe Diem," which interrogates the constant urging by poets to make the most of youth:

    "But bid life seize the present?
    It lives less in the present
    Than in the future always,
    And less in both together
    Than in the past. The present
    Is too much for the senses,
    Too crowding, too confusing -
    Too present to imagine."

    robertfrost.org/carpe-diem.jsp

  7. Last toot about "Legend":

    I don't think this is quite a poem about fleeting youth but it's pretty close. In any case, it made me think of #RobertFrost, "Carpe Diem," which interrogates the constant urging by poets to make the most of youth:

    "But bid life seize the present?
    It lives less in the present
    Than in the future always,
    And less in both together
    Than in the past. The present
    Is too much for the senses,
    Too crowding, too confusing -
    Too present to imagine."

    robertfrost.org/carpe-diem.jsp

  8. Last toot about "Legend":

    I don't think this is quite a poem about fleeting youth but it's pretty close. In any case, it made me think of #RobertFrost, "Carpe Diem," which interrogates the constant urging by poets to make the most of youth:

    "But bid life seize the present?
    It lives less in the present
    Than in the future always,
    And less in both together
    Than in the past. The present
    Is too much for the senses,
    Too crowding, too confusing -
    Too present to imagine."

    robertfrost.org/carpe-diem.jsp

  9. Last toot about "Legend":

    I don't think this is quite a poem about fleeting youth but it's pretty close. In any case, it made me think of #RobertFrost, "Carpe Diem," which interrogates the constant urging by poets to make the most of youth:

    "But bid life seize the present?
    It lives less in the present
    Than in the future always,
    And less in both together
    Than in the past. The present
    Is too much for the senses,
    Too crowding, too confusing -
    Too present to imagine."

    robertfrost.org/carpe-diem.jsp

  10. Last toot about "Legend":

    I don't think this is quite a poem about fleeting youth but it's pretty close. In any case, it made me think of #RobertFrost, "Carpe Diem," which interrogates the constant urging by poets to make the most of youth:

    "But bid life seize the present?
    It lives less in the present
    Than in the future always,
    And less in both together
    Than in the past. The present
    Is too much for the senses,
    Too crowding, too confusing -
    Too present to imagine."

    robertfrost.org/carpe-diem.jsp

  11. “Haven’t you heard what we have lived to learn?

    Nothing so new—something we had forgotten:

    ‘War is for everyone, for children too.’”

    From The Bonfire by Robert Frost.

    #poetry #war #robertfrost

  12. Today's poem:

    Nothing Gold Can Stay
    - by Robert Frost

    Nature’s first green is gold,
    Her hardest hue to hold.
    Her early leaf’s a flower;
    But only so an hour.
    Then leaf subsides to leaf.
    So Eden sank to grief,
    So dawn goes down to day.
    Nothing gold can stay.

    #RobertFrost #poetry #evanescence #gold #value #gifts #temporality

  13. Today's poem:

    Nothing Gold Can Stay
    - by Robert Frost

    Nature’s first green is gold,
    Her hardest hue to hold.
    Her early leaf’s a flower;
    But only so an hour.
    Then leaf subsides to leaf.
    So Eden sank to grief,
    So dawn goes down to day.
    Nothing gold can stay.

    #RobertFrost #poetry #evanescence #gold #value #gifts #temporality

  14. Today's poem:

    Nothing Gold Can Stay
    - by Robert Frost

    Nature’s first green is gold,
    Her hardest hue to hold.
    Her early leaf’s a flower;
    But only so an hour.
    Then leaf subsides to leaf.
    So Eden sank to grief,
    So dawn goes down to day.
    Nothing gold can stay.

    #RobertFrost #poetry #evanescence #gold #value #gifts #temporality

  15. On April 23, 1965: American composer Randall Thompson marks his retirement from the Harvard faculty conducting the debut of his orchestrated arrangement of "Frostiana: Seven Country Songs" with the Harvard Glee Club and Radcliffe Choral Society singing poetry of #RobertFrost.

  16. On April 23, 1965: American composer Randall Thompson marks his retirement from the Harvard faculty conducting the debut of his orchestrated arrangement of "Frostiana: Seven Country Songs" with the Harvard Glee Club and Radcliffe Choral Society singing poetry of #RobertFrost.

  17. On April 23, 1965: American composer Randall Thompson marks his retirement from the Harvard faculty conducting the debut of his orchestrated arrangement of "Frostiana: Seven Country Songs" with the Harvard Glee Club and Radcliffe Choral Society singing poetry of #RobertFrost.

  18. On April 23, 1965: American composer Randall Thompson marks his retirement from the Harvard faculty conducting the debut of his orchestrated arrangement of "Frostiana: Seven Country Songs" with the Harvard Glee Club and Radcliffe Choral Society singing poetry of #RobertFrost.

  19. On April 23, 1965: American composer Randall Thompson marks his retirement from the Harvard faculty conducting the debut of his orchestrated arrangement of "Frostiana: Seven Country Songs" with the Harvard Glee Club and Radcliffe Choral Society singing poetry of #RobertFrost.

  20. europesays.com/ie/406560/ Quote of the day by Robert Frost meaning explained: Quote of the day by Robert Frost: ‘A bank is a place where they lend you an umbrella in fair weather and ask for…’ – lessons on trust, reliability, banking and financial systems by 4-time Pulitzer-winning poet of New Hampshire #BANKING #Éire #Entertainment #FinancialSystems #IE #Ireland #quotes #RobertFrost #trust

  21. The inscription on Robert Frost's tombstone is “I had a lover’s quarrel with the world,” which is the last line of his poem The Lesson for Today. On his birthday, 10 facts about Robert Frost.

    topicaltens.blogspot.com/2026/

    #BirthAnniversary #RobertFrost #Poets #Writers

  22. The inscription on Robert Frost's tombstone is “I had a lover’s quarrel with the world,” which is the last line of his poem The Lesson for Today. On his birthday, 10 facts about Robert Frost.

    topicaltens.blogspot.com/2026/

    #BirthAnniversary #RobertFrost #Poets #Writers

  23. The inscription on Robert Frost's tombstone is “I had a lover’s quarrel with the world,” which is the last line of his poem The Lesson for Today. On his birthday, 10 facts about Robert Frost.

    topicaltens.blogspot.com/2026/

    #BirthAnniversary #RobertFrost #Poets #Writers

  24. The inscription on Robert Frost's tombstone is “I had a lover’s quarrel with the world,” which is the last line of his poem The Lesson for Today. On his birthday, 10 facts about Robert Frost.

    topicaltens.blogspot.com/2026/

    #BirthAnniversary #RobertFrost #Poets #Writers

  25. The inscription on Robert Frost's tombstone is “I had a lover’s quarrel with the world,” which is the last line of his poem The Lesson for Today. On his birthday, 10 facts about Robert Frost.

    topicaltens.blogspot.com/2026/

    #BirthAnniversary #RobertFrost #Poets #Writers

  26. 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 a day I had rued.

    – Robert Frost, “Dust of Snow”

    #poem #RobertFrost