Robert_Frost,_Tuft_Of_Flowers

Robert Frost, Tuft Of Flowers Being a farmer, Robert Frost was able to experience nature first hand and up close. Frost felt attached to nature on an intimate level which inspired him to write poetry. He strongly believed that man was detached from nature. While farming, Frost would wish that farmers would take advantage of their personal responsibility and be a little but more imaginative and creative when tending to nature. The poem written my Frost, Tuft of Flowers is about a farmer who wrote about the things he saw and experienced while farming. Early in the morning a farmer goes to his field to do his work. Once there, he realizes that the high grass has already been mowed so he turns the grass to dry. The mower gone and out of sight. This triggers feelings of loneliness and solitude. He feels that the mower who mowed the field was unaccompanied and out of sight by any other being. He feels that now he stands alone in the empty field with no one watching him and no one to be with. This feeling of lonely is not just a feeling of frost, robert, nature, flowers, farmer, mower, feels, alone, poetry, feel, being, tuft, sense, out, now, mowed, loneliness, field, feeling, because, while, things, soul, sight, realizes, poem, people, part, one, mowers, left, inspired, grass, gone, frost’s