The poem
If heaven were to do again, And on the pasture bars, I leaned to line the figures in Between the dotted starts,
I should be tempted to forget, I fear, the Crown of Rule, The Scales of Trade, the Cross of Faith, As hardly worth renewal.
For these have governed in our lives, And see how men have warred. The Cross, the Crown, the Scales may all As well have been the Sword.
This poem from Robert Frost may not be the most popular one but it definitely has a good meaning to it. I enjoyed it a lot.
This poem sounds like a shepherd's reckless yet profound thoughts while star gazing.
I like how he put all the subjects of Christ in perspective. He makes you think about the poem and he also teaches you more different things about the three things of Christ