Poems

I. AN INTRODUCTION, by Louis Untermeyer

AN INVTTATION

The Pasture

II. THE CODE AND OTHER STORIES

The Tuft of Flowers
Blueberries
Home Burial
The Witch of Coös
Paul's Wife
Ghost House
At Woodward's Gardens
The Vindictives
Wild Grapes
The Bearer of Evil Tidings
The Fear
Snow
The Code

III. THE HIRED MAN AND OTHER PEOPLE

Birches
Mowing
Mending Wall
The Mountain
Brown's Descent, or The Willy-Nilly Slide
The Vanishing Red
To the Thawing Wind
A Lone Striker
Two Tramps in Mud Time
Love and a Question
An Old Man's Winter Night
The Gum-Gatherer
The Investment
The Figure in the Doorway
To a Young Wretch
The Wood-Pile
A Hundred Collars
The Star-Splitter
The Housekeeper
The Hill Wife
The Telephone
Revelation
Going for Water
A Line-Storm Song
The Death of the Hired Man

IV. STOPPING BY WOODS AND OTHER PLACES

Hyla Brook
West-running Brook
A Patch of Old Snow
A Time to Talk
A Boundless Moment
Bereft
A Winter Eden
The Flower Boat
The Census-Taker
A Brook in the City
Evening in a Sugar Orchard
The Onset
Spring Pools
0In a Disused Graveyard
Sand Dunes
The Birthplace
For Once, Then, Something
A Serious Step Lightly Taken
Tree at my Window
Sitting by a Bush in Broad Daylight
Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening

V. THE RUNAWAY AND OTHER ANIMALS

The Oven Bird
Our Singing Strength
A Minor Bird
Never Again Would Birds' Song Be the Same
A Blue Ribbon at Amesbury
Looking for a Sunset Bird in Winter
A Drumlin Woodchuck
The White-tailed Hornet
Waspish
Departmental
Design
Fireflies in the Garden
Canis Major
Two Look at Two
The Cow in Apple Time
The Bear
The Runaway

VI. COUNTRY THINGS AND OTHER THINGS

The Road Not Taken
The Need of Being Versed in Country Things
The Sound of the Trees
In Hardwood Groves
Nothing Gold Can Stay
After Apple-Picking
The Grindstone
The Kitchen Chimney
Gathering Leaves
A Leaf

Robert Frost; With an Introduction and Commentary by Louis Untermeyer