The house was carefully refurnished with the help of Frost's eldest daughter, Lesley Frost Ballantine.
VOA: special.2010.09.17
The wonder of Frost is really in his tone, his way of saying things without saying them in so many words.
弗罗斯特的疑问存在于他的语调,他用极少的词语来叙述。
This is a poem written in the depth of the Depression and also at the height of Frost's fame.
这是一首写在经济危机时候的诗,也是在弗罗斯特最有名的时候。
Because it was April, there was still a danger of frost, or even snow, so some of the trees were wrapped up to protect them.
VOA: standard.2010.08.09
Virgil alludes to just this passage in Homer when he describes the entrance of a whole crowd of people in to the underworld as "the falling of leaves in the early frost of autumn."
维吉尔只是在荷马中影射了这点,他描述了通往人群拥挤的地狱的入口,如同“在深秋严寒中无情飘落的叶子“
However,it is not that simple. Randy Frost is a psychologist at Smith College in the American state of Massachusetts.
VOA: special.2011.02.22
In fact, love and desire are really at the center of Frost's poetry.
事实上爱和欲望是他诗作的中心。
University of Arizona extension experts say covering plants and small trees with cloth or paper can help prevent frost damage.
VOA: special.2010.01.12
The special sound of Frost's poems result from the tensions between these pairs of opposing forces as they are embodied in his language.
这种诗歌的特别声音来自这种紧张,这种反抗力量之间的紧张,都在他的诗歌中得到体现。
So far, I've been stressing a kind of anti-Romantic side of Frost, how he seems to be saying, "Nothing but the facts, please."
到现在我一直强调的是一个反浪漫主义的弗罗斯特,他像是说着“除了事实没有其他的“
What difference would it make had Frost, as he could have, I suppose, reversed the order of lines 13 and 14?
如果把13行与14行颠倒之后,会发生什么呢?
Poetry, in Frost, is action, not a matter, as Wordsworth would say, of emotion recollected in tranquility.
就像华兹华斯说的诗歌对于弗罗斯特是动作不是事情,不是冷静时收集的情绪。
Frost describes it here, movingly, as, well, an image of a home that is lost, of a home that has failed.
弗罗斯特动情地描述了那栋房子,一个丧失了家的房子的画面,和一个失败的家庭。
Things are not "made up" in Frost, "not made up" in the sense of imagined, called up out of thin air, like fairies and elves.
弗罗斯特的诗歌里没有编造,没有想象,像仙女和精灵那样的凭空想象。
Beside this one of many tools in Frost, I asked you to pay attention to tools in his poetry as you read it over the weekend.
除了找一个弗罗斯特的工具,我想让你们注意到他诗中的工具,在你们读这周的诗歌时。
In that meter, too, we're hearing some of Frost's modernity.
在这种格律中,我们也能感受到弗罗斯特的现代性。
You don't think of Frost as a love poet.
你们肯定不认为他是爱情诗人。
The problems that Frost's poetry poses for us as readers are not problems of reference. They can't be solved by footnotes.
他的诗歌给我们的困难,不是参考的问题,它们不能就用脚注解决。
Meter is something regular; it's a fixed scheme; it's inflexible, as Frost conceives of it here.
节拍是有规律的东西,是固定的排列;,这里弗罗斯特构想的是它是不变的。
All of the poets we read, even that New England hayseed, Robert Frost, begin their careers in metropolitan centers, primarily in London and New York.
我们阅读过的所有诗人,包括新英格兰的乡巴佬弗罗斯特,在大都会的中心开始了他们的职业生涯,首要的是伦敦和纽约。
I imagine that you all have images of Robert Frost and actual images in your mind when you think of this poet.
我觉得你们对弗罗斯特都有一定的印象,当想到这个诗人的时候脑海就会浮现他的图像。
Frost is a kind of materialist, by which I mean he calls attention to the circumstances of imagination, its limits and conditions.
弗罗斯特是个唯物主义者,这样说的原因是他引起了人们对,想象的环境的注意,它的限制和条件。
And, yet, Frost's attention is drawn, interestingly, to a playhouse that is part of that household.
这吸引了弗罗斯特的注意力,很有趣吧,让他注意到了这房子是这家人的一部分。
Here, well, people are locked into themselves in Frost and in their points of view.
这里,在弗罗斯特的诗里,人们被自己困扰,在他们的角度来看。
Note Frost's use of words like "something" and "perhaps."
注意他的用词如“一些““也许“
There is in Frost no God, no transcendental source of guidance or consolation, nothing out there in the world but the material conditions of our circumstances.
在弗罗斯特的诗里,没有上帝,没有卓越的指引和安慰,这个世界里什么都没有,除了我们生活环境的物质条件。
They structure Frost's work as a poet and his ongoing inquiry into that work. Frost poems perform a kind of phenomenology of work, of labor.
它们构成了他称其为诗人的工作,和他不断的问询,他的诗歌表现出,劳动的现象。
The whisper is not, Frost specifies, a "dream of the gift of idle hours.
弗罗斯特指出这些低语不是“闲散时间的白日梦“
Frost's "sound of sense," the abstract vitality of our speech.
弗罗斯特的“感性的声音“或者是我们讲的抽象活力。
In "Mowing," the poem's lines are like sweeps of the scythe as it lays down rows of swale. Frost wants us to think about that.
在“割草“中字里行间就像是镰刀扫过,当它放倒一排排的麦子时,弗罗斯特想要我们仔细思考。
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