Conveying One′s Emotion through the Description of the Scenery to Indicate the Philosophy of Life ——A New Survey of Implications of Robert Frost′s Poems Bearing Philosophical Ideas

This paper gives an analytical interpretation of the representative poems bearing philosophical ideas written by Robert Frost, a famous American poet, and reveals his unique creative technique and fresh but plain artistic style of his poems. On the basis of his flexible use of traditional metrical pattern of British and American poetry in his creation of modern poems, he develops his idea of poetic creation about sound of that the mood and meaning of a poem can be conveyed and expressed through sounds, intonations and natural rhythms when a sentence is read. And his abundant use of figures of speech and symbols in his poems makes his poems seemingly describe the beauty of the nature, but indeed they contain a profound and meaningful philosophy.