Mountain Interval

Exploring themes of nature and rural life, this 1916 poetry collection showcases Robert Frost's distinctive voice and style. As his third volume, it includes a revised sequence in later editions and features a section titled "The Hill Wife," which compiles five earlier lyrics. Notably, only three poems are presented in dramatic monologue form, highlighting Frost's versatility and depth as a poet. The collection reflects his ongoing engagement with the complexities of human experience and the natural world.