Frost, Robert

Frost, Robert. The Poetry of Robert Frost. Holt, Rinehart, and Winston, New York. 1965. 

From what I ve tasted of desire I hold with those who favor fire. —Robert Frost Fire and Ice ... 

A more optimistic view is that of Robert Frost in "Fire and Ice". Reprinted from "The Poetry of Robert Frost", edited by Edward Connery Lathem, with permission from the Estate of Robert Frost, Henry Holt and Co. and Jonathan Cape. 

Robert Frost The road not taken from Mountain Interval (1916)... 

When one looks at this rich panorama of unsolved questions, also having potential for solutions still waiting to be found, I can only end by evoking, as at the outset of this long Odyssey, Robert Frost ... 

Robert Frost Stopping by woods on a snowy evening from New Hampshire (1923)... 

Many eminent persons have had children with serious mental problems and have had at least one child take his or her life. Robert Frost s daughter was committed to the state mental hospital and another daughter had a nervous breakdown. One of Albert Einstein s children was diagnosed as schizophrenic. Ambrose Bierce s oldest son committed suicide, and his other died of alcoholism at age 27. Thomas Edison had two children who became alcoholics, one of whom committed suicide. Alfred Stieglitz s daughter was psychotic and committed to a mental institution. James Joyce had two children. His son became an alcoholic his daughter went mad and, as discussed, was admitted to an asylum for schizophrenia. Numerous other examples demonstrate the frequent problems of geniuses children. Many of these children tried unsuccessfully to pursue careers similar to their eminent parents, but it is not clear if this played any role in their mental problems. 

Montgomery, Scardiglia Roberts 7. Am. Chem. Soc. 1965,87, 1917 Montgomery Clouse Crelier Applegate 7. Am. Chem. Soc. 1967, 89, 3453 Caubere Brunet Tetrahedron 1971, 27. 3515 Bottini Corson Fitzgerald Frost Tetrahedron 1972, 28, 4883. 

Robert Frost, Mending Wall," in North of Boston, 1914... 

But I have promises to keep And miles to go before I sleep —Robert Frost, Stopping By Woods on a Snowy Evening ... 

Organizations are assembled from diverse human resources to achieve defined missions through orderly action plans. In industry, organizations and their people are generally in perpetual competition with others in their effort to create profit. They strive to find pathways to distinguish themselves from competitors in the expectation of generating opportunities for company and personal growth within the social system. Robert Frost eloquently illuminated opportunities for distinction in his poem The Road Not Taken, which ends ... 

The Poetry of Robert Frost Take Something Like a Star, L. 9-15... 

The Poetry of Robert Frost A Never Naught Song, L. 8-16... 

You ve taken the road less traveled if you arrive in Bennington. Poet Robert Frost was buried here in the cemetery of the Old Bennington Congregational Church. 

Conceptualization is a function of the imagination, an activity which takes place in the imaginal realm. It is what assumes shape when we set the stage for the "inner guide" meditation described previously. For Westerners entering hyperspace with psychedelic drugs from a non-shamanic culture deeply influenced by scientific materialism, some kind of a sufficiently elastic structure (hypothesis) is essential. The above concepts from Peru (however one may choose to modify them for personal use) are highly recommended. Perhaps these ideas may be placed in a more familiar context via a line from Robert Frost ... 

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