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Title: GOOD POEMS MAKE GOOD AUDIO
Review: Like the gentle familiar sound of a creaky wooden rocking chair, Robert Frost's aged voice recites some of his most beloved poems in this cassette companioned book recorded at his home in Cambridge, Massachusettes in 1956. In Frost's conservative tone, he still achieves a degree of radicalism, as the road not taken on a frosty winter morning, while being Thoreau-ish, and as warm and philosophical as a bowl of Campbell's soup, is also often filled with striking psychological ghosts and tragic human consequences, both the good and the evil of the human heart. "The Witch of Coos", stands out as a poem extravaganza, offering unsettling spookery, profound humanism and amusing folk story.
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