If you're a fan of Robert Frost, this is the only collection you need. Thanks to Lloyd Flannigan for introducing me to Frost. ( )

The collected works of Robert Frost in one volume is great for poetry fanatics and collectors. For the casual reader, or someone merely curious about his poetry, however, a more condensed version of his best works will do. Some of the poems suck out to me, but the large majority were simply all right. Many of the poems were based on nature. ( )

An old favorite I've returned to many times. ( )

As a person who only read some of Robert Frost's poetry back in high school, I never realized that he also did some plays and other works. I am most familiar with Two Roads Diverged in a Yellow Wood, but there were some others that piqued my memory so I must have read those too.

The first thing to realize about Robert Frost is that he was big on nature. Most of his poems concern walking through snowy forests in New England around the turn of the century. Frost also did a ton of prose works. With all of that, it isn't really difficult to see how he became the poet laureate back during the 1960s.

This particular copy contains poetry, a bibliography and an index of first lines. ( )

Taking an online modern poetry course and the first poet up is Frost. Not reading the entire collected, but likely around 20-25 poems. ( )