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This 7 page paper addresses the themes explored by Robert Frost and Carl Sandburg through their use of voice, imagery, meter, form and symbolism. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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listed below. Citation styles constantly change, and these examples may not contain the most recent updates. Themes Addressed by Robert Frost and Carl Sandburg Research Compiled
by K. Von Huben 6/2010 Please OUTLINE INTRODUCTION DISCUSSION Importance of geographical region
to artists works Definition of and importance of voice The paper then presents these four sections: Section 1 will show the way in which Sandburg uses imagery
and symbolism to convey the theme of hard work Section 2 will show the way in which Frost uses imagery and symbolism to covey the twin themes of darkness
and death Section 3 will show the way in which Sandburg uses meter to evoke movement Section 4 will show the way in which Frost uses form
to evoke stillness CONCLUSION Introduction Robert Frost and Carl Sandburg are two celebrated American poets. This paper uses several of their poems plus critical essays to
discuss the way these writers used imagery, symbols, form, and meter to explore their chosen themes. Discussion Both Sandburg and Frost are strongly identified with specific regions of the country:
Frost with New England and Sandburg with Chicago. It is impossible to discuss their work without understanding their "roots." Please keep that in mind as we explore some of the
themes of their poetry. Voice in general: "Voice" is a term meaning the specific style of a writer and everything that contributes to it, including word choice, imagery, meter, symbols
chosen and so on. When a writer has a very strong voice its possible to pick up something and read it without ever seeing the authors name, and know who
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