Critique
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Even the sedate, singingrhyme has]
given way to verse that is more free;
from the restrictions of conventional
poetry.
"Home Burial" is an excellent bit of
writing. It recalls an episode in Knut
Hamsun's, book, "Growth of the
Soil". But "Al Servant to Servants"
is the poem which most' intrigues me.
It touches on tha't vast field so little
t touched by any writer of merit - the
) true American peasantry. Here one
- glimpses the real story, devoid of,
- sentiment and stage humor. It doesn'tj
8 cover all the field by any means, but
- one sees briefly the sad lot, the drudg-'
t ery, the wistfulness of the farm
r wife. To my knowledg no other,
- poet has quite approached Frost here.
- "Blueberries", "The Housekeeper",
f. "The' Fear" are others worthy of more
f than mention, but space presses.: The
h second of the three mentioned is espe-
- cially fine, its theme resembling that
of "A Servant to Servants".
e Second Volume Is Best
e In "Myuntain Interval", his third
- book, I find "The Oft Repeatedj
h Dream", "The Hill Wife". In "An
Old Man's Winter Night", he ap-
proches the irksome chant of Whit-
tier's "Snowbound". All in all, I be--
lieve that Frost's second volume is
his best. The anthologies show sev-
eral poems from various magazines.
"Not to Keep", from the Yale Re-
view, is one of them.
When all is said and done, the
University is to be congratulated on
securing the presence of Robert l
Frost. He is one of the best Ameri-
can poets. Here is hoping that the
desired "atmosphere" will offset some
of our sozzly local ideals.
Suggests Other Selections
As I recall, it is the University'sl
intention to secure successively the
same service of other leaders, of
sculptors, novelists, dramatists, schol-
ars. It is to be hoped that the other
selections will be as well consider-
ed. What about Theodore Dreiser,
the forerunner of . the "moddrn"
American novelist; or O'Neill, the
dramatist; what about' Lorado Taft,
as good a sculptor as America, has
produced; what about Henri as an ar-
tist?
As for scholars, perhaps we have
them here.
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