Robert Frost was born on March 26, 1874 in the city of San Francisco, California (United States). He was the son of professor and journalist William Prescott Frost Jr and teacher Isabella Moodie. When he was one year old, and after the death of his father due to tuberculosis, he moved to New England, residing in the town of Lawrence, Massachusetts.Starting in 1892, he studied at Darthmouth College and went to Harvard University to become a lawyer, but abandoned his law degree to devote himself sporadically to teaching, work as a farmer, and begin his writing career collaborating with newspapers such as El Independiente and founding several publications, including Sentinel.In 1895, Frost married Elinor Miriam White (born 1873), with whom he left for England in 1912.The couple had six children.robert frost's book of poetryIn Great Britain he published his first book of poems entitled "The Will of a Boy" (1913).After presenting his second volume of poetry, North of Boston (1914), he moved back to England, where he associated with important names in British literature and with his compatriot Ezra Pound.Back in his native country, his poetry was able to intensely portray life in the New England area.In addition to "The Will of a Boy" (1913) and "North of Boston" (1914), Robert Frost was recognized for his talent as a writer with books such as..."Interval On A Mountain" (1916)New Hampshire (1923)"Stream Running West" (1928)"Mask of Reason" (1945)"In the Glade" (1964)...Works that personalized him into one of the great poets in the history of American literature.His wife, Elinor, died on March 30, 1938 after heart failure.He was 64 years old.Robert Frost died in Boston on February 29, 1963.He was 88 years old.He is buried in Old Bennington Cemetery, Bennington, Vermont, USA.
