Роберт Ли Фрост: жизнь и творчество

Robert Frost Done by Zhornik Vlada

Biography Robert Frost is an American poet who received public and critical acclaim during his lifetime. The writer 4 times became the owner of the Pulitzer Prize.

Childhood and youth Robert Lee Frost was born in San Francisco on March 26, 1874. In the family, besides him, Robert's younger sister, Jani, was also brought up. In 1885, the head of the family died of tuberculosis. The mother and children moved closer to her parents.

The boy had an interest in literature from an early age. As a high school student, he published in the school newspaper. Having received a certificate, in 1892 Frost entered Dartmouth College, but he had to leave classes. The young man began working to help his mother, a teacher at Lawrence Private School. He was a paperboy and a factory worker. Feeling dissatisfied with the activities that he chose, Robert decided not to torture himself and devote his biography to creativity. The boy had an interest in literature from an early age. As a high school student, he published in the school newspaper. Having received a certificate, in 1892 Frost entered Dartmouth College, but he had to leave classes. The young man began working to help his mother, a teacher at Lawrence Private School. He was a paperboy and a factory worker. Feeling dissatisfied with the activities that he chose, Robert decided not to torture himself and devote his biography to creativity.

Frost entered Harvard, where he was a liberal arts student for 2 years. After the death of his grandfather, who left him a farm, Robert returned home to support his family. For nine years the poet worked on the land and wrote poetry. When the farm began to generate income, he returned to the university. Frost entered Harvard, where he was a liberal arts student for 2 years. After the death of his grandfather, who left him a farm, Robert returned home to support his family. For nine years the poet worked on the land and wrote poetry. When the farm began to generate income, he returned to the university.

Creation The poet's debut poem "My Butterfly" is dated 1894. In the same year, Frost released the first collection of poems. In the US, he did not find publishers, so he went to the UK.

The first success was brought to him by the book "The Will of the Boy". In Russian translation, the name sounded like "Farewell to youth." Public interest was attracted by the second collection "North of Boston", released a year later. The first success was brought to him by the book "The Will of the Boy". In Russian translation, the name sounded like "Farewell to youth." Public interest was attracted by the second collection "North of Boston", released a year later.

In 1915 the poet returned to the USA. The income from poetic works was not enough to support the family, so he worked as a lecturer at universities and acted as a reader of his own works. In them, the author described the nature of New England, everyday situations taken from the real life of the people around him. In 1916 he published the collection Between the Mountains. The next project saw the light in 1923. The book was called "New Hampshire" and already in 1924 brought the poet the first Pulitzer Prize. In 1915 the poet returned to the USA. The income from poetic works was not enough to support the family, so he worked as a lecturer at universities and acted as a reader of his own works. In them, the author described the nature of New England, everyday situations taken from the real life of the people around him. In 1916 he published the collection Between the Mountains. The next project saw the light in 1923. The book was called "New Hampshire" and already in 1924 brought the poet the first Pulitzer Prize.

Robert Frost subtly felt human experiences, any grief and joy. Frost's poetic anthologies were characterized by psychologism and a philosophical manner. He sang of stoicism and masterfully owned poetic rhyme, distinguished by brevity of expressions. The debut collected works of the poet were released in 1930. He was awarded a second Pulitzer Prize. In 1936, the collection “A Boundless Moment" was published, and in 1942 - "Witness Tree". Robert Frost subtly felt human experiences, any grief and joy. Frost's poetic anthologies were characterized by psychologism and a philosophical manner. He sang of stoicism and masterfully owned poetic rhyme, distinguished by brevity of expressions. The debut collected works of the poet were released in 1930. He was awarded a second Pulitzer Prize. In 1936, the collection “A Boundless Moment" was published, and in 1942 - "Witness Tree".

In 1961, John F. Kennedy asked the poet to read his poem "The Gift Outright" at his presidential inauguration. A year later, Frost paid a visit to the USSR, where he met Anna Akhmatova. In his later years, Robert Frost lived and taught in the UK as a visiting lecturer. In 1961, John F. Kennedy asked the poet to read his poem "The Gift Outright" at his presidential inauguration. A year later, Frost paid a visit to the USSR, where he met Anna Akhmatova. In his later years, Robert Frost lived and taught in the UK as a visiting lecturer.

Death Robert Frost died in Boston on January 23, 1963. The cause of death was complications after the operation. The writer was buried in a cemetery in Vermont. Today, his poems are studied in American schools, and quotes from the author's works have become aphorisms and are familiar to art lovers.