In November vs. Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening

Establishing a mood to any literary piece is always important. If a poem does not have a mood, it would be very bland and boring to read. The poems “In November” and “Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening” create a very peaceful and silent mood. It also shows a sense of isolation and loneliness. Both the personas in these poems are alone and seem

In these two poems, nature is described as a very beautiful place, and the tension within human nature and the struggle to finish a quest, are shown the mood, poetic techniques and sound techniques. Both men have traveled alone to enrich their lives, one by becoming more self-aware, and the other by keeping a promise to complete a task. If we can all reach the state that these men are in, we would become better people and have fewer problems in our lives.

to be a mission to accomplish a task. As they travel to their destination, they describe how serene the scenery around them is. ‘The woods are lovely, dark and deep..” Frost 13. “Now golden-grey, sowed softly through with snow..” Lampman 6. When one reads this poem, they become at ease and relaxed. The scenes are described as a very slow paced, and you can only sit back watch nature take its place. The reader gets a sense of empathy for the persons and from reading the poems, you can feel their emotions and how they are determined to finish their task. By establishing the moods in these poems, Robert Frost and Archibald Lampman are able to make these two poems more interesting and meaningful.

When someone is reading a poem, it must sound right in order to have that certain effect. The two poems use alliterations such as “dark and deep�

Some topics in this essay:
Snowy Evening”, Archibald Lampman, Mother Nature, ACCA DEFFED, Robert Frost, “in november”, woods snowy evening”, “stopping woods snowy, Woods Snowy, “stopping woods, woods snowy, archibald lampman, snowy evening”, EEFE GGGG, “in november” “stopping, nature struggle finish, november” “stopping, keeping promise, poems “in, november” “stopping woods, human nature, nature struggle, Frost Archibald,