De Robert Frost.(Translation) . Poem by Michael Walker

See Poem Hunter/ Gwendolyn Brooks/ poems/ 12/39.
Gwendolyn Brooks gives a few favourable impressions of the well-known poet Robert Frost. His eyes can flash like lightning, and he has a firm, straight mouth of a determined person. He does not raise or lower his eyebrows too much when surprized. (As an aside, I never raise or lower my eyebrows. Much less roll my eyes) .
Brooks says, 'He is splendid', which has a tone of flattery and I am sure Frost's ego was big enough without that line.
Frost could be from the common people, or identify with them('blood') and he is special within.
I no longer rate Frost's lyrical poems, like 'Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening' and 'The Road Not Taken', yet I used to be captivated by them. Frost's longer poems- 'Mending Wall', 'The Death of the Hired Man'- though, have lines that still shout and whisper. Frost's best short poem is, without doubt, 'Acquainted With The Night'.