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Good-By and Keep Cold
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Good-By and Keep Cold
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Richard Poirier: On "Good-by and Keep Cold"
Richard Poirier: On "Good-By and Keep Cold"
Poem Details
Original Publication Year:
1920
Poet:
Robert Frost
Poetic Form:
Blank verse
Other Poems by the Same Poet
Mending Wall
Home Burial
After Apple-Picking
The Wood-Pile
The Road Not Taken
The Oven Bird
An Old Man's Winter Night
The Hill Wife
Fire and Ice
Good-By and Keep Cold
The Need of Being Versed In Country Things
Design
The Witch of Coos
Stopping By Woods On A Snowy Evening
Gathering Leaves
In a Disused Graveyard
Nothing Gold Can Stay
Desert Places
Two Tramps in Mud Time
Neither Out Far Nor In Deep
Never Again Would Birds' Song Be the Same
The Gift Outright
Provide, Provide
Acquainted with the Night
The Death of the Hired Man
‘Out, Out—’
The Vanishing Red
Poems that Share Poetic Form
A Letter from Phillis Wheatley
Those Winter Sundays
Mending Wall
The Wood-Pile
Birches
An Old Man's Winter Night
The Witch of Coos
Two Tramps in Mud Time
Never Again Would Birds' Song Be the Same
The Gift Outright
Left Alone
Malcolm X
At Tikal
The Mayan Glyphs Unread
I Thought It Was Harry
Yet Do I Marvel
