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Google News: Leaving a legacy to build upon
[TheDay.com] - And Emily Dickinson, Theodore Roethke and Robert Frost. If he weren't also referencing the Bible, you might mistake Good, with that gravelly voice of his, for a college professor rather than the longtime senior minister of the First Congregational
Google News: "BACK TO THE SEVENTIES AGAIN": Quotations, "priceless!"
[RenewAmerica] - Robert Frost - "As far as unwed mothers on welfare are concerned, it seems to me they must be capable of some other form of labor." — Al Capp - "Anyone who can walk to the welfare office can walk to work." — author unknown - "Hell hath no fury like a
Google News: Gun being held to our heads on EU fiscal pact
[Irish Times] - It will not be easy to get out of this pact in any case, knowing how, as Robert Frost said, “way leads on to way”, but it will be easier if it is not in our Constitution. However, Thomas Pringle TD has done us all a service by pointing out that a
Guardian: Raw Material by Derek Mahon - review
[The Guardian] - Poetry is what is gained in translation, wrote Joseph Brodsky, inverting Robert Frost's more pessimistic view. It can happen: Edgar Allan Poe's poems are notably improved in Baudelaire's French versions and, hailing Christopher Logue's Patrocleia
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