Frost states that "Earth's the place for love" and expresses a desire to remain connected to it. Do you agree with this sentiment? What do you think this reveals about Frost's views on the afterlife?

Frost's poetry is deeply intertwined with the natural landscape and weather of New England, such as the ice storms that weigh down the birches. What is distinctive about the climate or region where you live? Look for poems that celebrate your area's unique characteristics or climate.

Compose a poem about your own childhood or how you remember it. Do you believe you were more innocent then compared to now? Whether you answer yes or no, explain if that childhood innocence is something worth cherishing.