STOPPING BY WOOD ON A SNOWY EVENING "Summary"

This poem is written by the American poet Robert Frost. He was born in San Francisco, California on 26 March 1874 . He died on 29 January, 1963 in Boston  Frost used in his poetry, the language of everyday life and depicted scenes from the Common man's experiences and from Country life. He received many honours for his poetry.
In this Poem the poet describes the scene of forest in winter reason he  known the owner of the forest who lives in the Village.
               The Poet is siding a horse. He stops to watch and enjoy the beauty of snow flakes Falling. These near by.
                 It is the darkest evening Instinctively the house shake its bells, fined on its strips, us if to enquire here is no danger to stop at a lonely place on the darkest evening the was on other sound except the sound of soft wind and falling of the ting flakes.
                 The Poet finds the forest very lovely dark and deep. He want to stay and enjoy the beautiful scenes but he has to Leave the place because he has a long distance to cover to reach his destination before the might falls.