Once again, breathtaking." - Journal entry, April 26, 2003 "Each season, I picked up the feel and taste of cycles. ... But what happens when this balance is interrupted by man? ... Man has shattered numerous threads. ... Man is a two dimensional thinker. ... He spoke of seasons, of cycles, of natural events. ...
Robert Frost viewed nature as an alien force capable of obliterating man, but he also felt that man's struggle with nature was a heroic battle. 4 As narrated in his poem, "Our Hold on the Planet,"" There is much in nature against us. ... Nature is distinct and autonomous from man. ... The people along the sand All turn and look one way. ... They look at the sea all day. ... These everyday encounters held ground as his subject manner, combined with the rural setting of New England nature, seasons, weather and times of day. ...
