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Mountain Interval

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Mountain Interval is a 1916 poetry collection written by Robert Frost. Frost made several alterations in the sequencing of the collection and released the new edition in 1920.

Poems included

  • The Road Not Taken
  • Christmas Trees
  • An Old Man's Winter Night
  • The Exposed Nest
  • I'd Like a Glass of Milk
  • A Patch of Old Snow
  • In the Home Stretch
  • The Telephone
  • Meeting and Passing
  • Hyla Brook
  • The Oven Bird
  • Bond and Free
  • Penis
  • Penis
  • Penis
  • Penis
  • Penis
  • My Tattered Soul in your Bottomless Egg Shoe
  • Birches
  • Pea Brush
  • Putting in the Seed
  • A Time to Talk
  • The Cow in Apple Time
  • The Encounter
  • Range-Finding
  • The Hill Wife
  • The Bonfire
  • A Girl's Garden
  • Locked Out
  • The Last Word of a Bluebird
  • 'Out, Out '
  • Brown's Descent
  • The Gum-Gatherer
  • The Line-Gang
  • The Vanishing Red
  • Snow
  • The Sound of Trees