quality From this remark we get that Frost s natural depiction is universal When I see birches bend to left and right Across the lines of straighter darker trees I like to think some boy's been swinging them But swinging doesn't bend them down to stay As ice-storms do By the above lines the poet means to say that when nature is tame the tree is normal nature is stormy and the tree has to tolerate much Here we get two moods of nature at least Local and a regional poet of nature Frost is found to be a poet of nature of the local and regional The local and regional natural feature of his poetry is from the north of Boston His descriptive power is the most wonderful thing in his poetry The snowfall bending trees and valley mist of a brook from his locality are depicted simply but bring a huge universal experience for the readers He never describes nature as a spectacle only In the poem Birches Frost depicts the birch trees to uphold vividly their habit and how they meet a storm Nature as a symbol of man s revelation The casual reader of Robert Frost s poetry may think that Frost is a poet of nature in the tradition of Wordsworth In a sense nature is his subject but to Frost it is never an impulse from a vernal fresh wood His best poetry is concerned with the drama of man in nature On the other hand Wordsworth is generally best for emotionally displaying the wide scene or panorama of the natural world Once Frost himself said in a television interview I guess I am not a nature poet He said later I have only two poems without a human being in them Frost s conception of the natural world is concerned with man s relation to nature In this sense the poet means to say that the natural world is man's revelation because different senses of nature are the symbolic meaning of human society and nature Life is too much like a pathless wood By this line of the poem Birches Frost has a unique insight into man s revelation with nature Nature is both a menace and a comfort No other poet in the history of English literature is as illustrious as Frost because he treats nature as both a menace and a comfort Nature is the mother and home of man but it is at the same time utterly indifferent and even hostile to him The readers get panorama or wide scenes of nature in his poems such as dark woods beaches stars frozen brooks and lakes which are sometimes comfortable and a matter of fear In the poem Tree at My Window nature is sensational but symbolically it expresses the menace of human nature But tree I have seen you taken and tossed And if you have seen me when I slept You have seen me when I was taken and swept And all but lost Besides we can find out some other points as well Similarity and dissimilarity with Wordsworth Frost is a poet of nature in a cavalier fashion Ambivalent attitude to nature and so on In termination it is said that Frost is a poet of nature not to serve only the beauty of nature but to uphold the philosophic aspects of nature related to community and human nature