A Boy's Will

Exploring rural New England life and the spiritual connection to nature, this first collection of poetry showcases Robert Frost's early themes and distinctive clarity. With thirty-two poems that delve into the human condition, the collection is more ethereal than his later works yet retains the precision that defines Frost's style. Its publication in 1913 marked a significant turning point, earning him critical acclaim and allowing him to focus on his writing and teaching career.