Title: Disappointment
Product review: Having long known of Frost's reputation, but having read only three works, all excellent (The Road Not Taken, Mending Wall, and The Silken Tent), I expected much more from this volume. Unfortunately, Hollander's selections, which eschewed the latter two, by no means showed Frost was a great poet.And with regard to the works that Hollander did select, it was strange to learn that the poet who said "Writing poetry without rhyme is like playing tennis with the net down" did cheat so much in blank verse and haphazard rhyme schemes. So until I read a fuller, perhaps better selection of his works, I must ask the question, "Is Robert Frost overrated"?
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