But outer Space,
At least this far,
For all the fuss
Of the populace
Stays more popular
Than populous
But Outer Space
Analysis, meaning and summary of Robert Frost's poem But Outer Space
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This is such a remarkable and subjective poem! So short, yet so meaningful!
It has much meaning to it, Robert Frost’s poems always have much meaning to it, it is close to impossible to find the meaning of the poem. His peoms are really part of many wonders.
I really enjoyed this piece and it instantly got me thinking. By analyzing and thinking, I managed to de-construct and create a simple understanding of this complex poem. One thing that just couldn’t get out of my mind was just WHY there was capital S in the poem for Space
I feel like the first line means that Robert Frost is out of mental space, the second line means that he has at least worried this much and it is time to stress less, the third line that his problems and thoughts are alerting him more than the all the people and events around him. The people and events come in from the last line.
It is mind-blowing that it means so much even though it is so short
I think that this poem is about the space you need physically, as well as mental space.
wht does this mean
It is really good
Yeah! The best!
This poem is small, but has so much meaning.
i thought it was a great poem. When i look up at the sky now i always wonder how long it really streatches to!
When i look Deep in to the night sky i look at the stars I can almost feel like i am floating into space
It’s like one of Frost’s short poems; so much meaning, so little space. You have to look far into it.
I like it
This poem seems very deep and i love it. I think its robert frost was having lots of ideas about what he wants to write