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Robert Frost, our country’s most famous poet, grappled with tragic realities in his personal life and his poetry. Yet in a naturalistic style, he rose about the mundane to write, in his own words, “poetry as the first form of understanding.” Together, we’ll explore his world and a dozen of his poems. We’ll pay particular attention to two poems which Frost claimed were frequently misinterpreted: “Stopping by Woods…” and the poem considered to be the most misunderstood poem in America, “The Road Not Taken,”
Tracy Marks, M.A. is author of four books, translated into nine languages, and has won several poetry and creative writing awards. She is also an experienced counselor. Tracy has taught in continuing ed for 43 years and specializes in literature, creative writing and personal growth courses.
