What are the names of the brothers and sisters of Robert Frost?
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When his fatehr died Robet Frost had just one sister, Jeanie, but there are pictures of him suggesting he had  three sisters.  It is possible they were cousins since he and his sister and mother lived with his grandparents after his father died.
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Robert Frost, Kenny Chesney, and Shel Silverstein
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The names of his children
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Robert Frost \nRobert Frost is one the most well-known and respected authors in American literary history. He highly praised for his images of life in New England, and also his traditional meter and form. Frost resisted following the popular trends in literature, and created some of the most important literature of the twentieth century. During his career he has won four Pulitzer Prizes in poetry\n\nor if you want someone that was doing their own thing\n\nJack Kerouac (1922-1969)\n\nKerouac was the key figure of the "beat" movement of the 1950's. His book "On the Road" captured the minds of young readers and brought the work of the "beat" writers into the limelight. His philosophies on writing and lifestyle have been compared with Whitman and Thoreau. Jack Kerouac continues to be one of the most widely read authors from his time and in recent years interest in his work has risen.
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Crystalheart287, I am including an incomplete brief writing that may afford you some ideas for a best topic and composition. In it are found several topics of interest such as migration in search of a better life, a distinguished person, and of course President Kennedy. Think straight,smooth,make notes for research and consolidate into a report. Jose\n\nEndeavors in overcoming oppression were indeed early struggles, which were part of our social American evolution.  Although Robert Frost (1874-1963) is not known as a political poet or essayist, his poetry and lifestyle in my opinion did serve as prime example to the freedoms, which America afforded its citizenry of his day, in contrast to life in America in the 17th century.  Frost being born a Californian moved with his proper nuclear family to New England.  Here in Lawrence, Massachusetts, Frost graduated from high school in 1891, married and continued his education.  Twenty years later after unsatisfying intellectual and agricultural ventures, he moved with his new nuclear proper family to England.  In this atmosphere and in reminisce of his life and friends in America, he soon was devotedly engaged in writing poetry.  His desire to roam far from home became evident of a man in search of his true identity, his destiny, and afforded him insight into colonial American life of which he was extremely proud of and that instilled in Frost the ‘want of write’.  It was by this personal venture that he gained the ability to express his poetry through colloquial rhythms, simplicity of image and folksy diction.  His verses were to contribute a rich footing for American social development and can be sensed in the following passage to his poem ‘The Gift Outright’;\nThe land was ours before we were the lands,\nShe was our land more than a hundred years,\nBefore we were her people.\nThis patriotic presentation is so moving to so many Americans that Frost personally recited it at John Fitzgerald Kennedy’s Presidential inauguration in 1961. An honorable achievement by a political conservative, a beautiful social achievement through literature.
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Robert Browning, the poem is called "My last Duchess" It's my favourite poem.
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There are many, here are a few:\n\nJohn Winthrope http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Winthrop_%281714-1779%29\nSam Adams http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samuel_Adams\nJohn Adams http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_adams\nJohn Quincy Adams http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Quincy_Adams\nRobert Gould Shaw http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Gould_Shaw\nHenry David Thoreau http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_David_Thoreau\nDorothea Dix http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dorothea_Dix\nPaul Revere http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Revere\nJohn F. Kennedy http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_F._Kennedy\n\nI hope that give you enough - I could come up with more.  Good Luck!!!
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She has 3 brothers. Diana had 3 boys. \nEvan Ross\nRoss Arne Naess\nEvan Olaf Naess
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Robert Frost has several poems with magnificent use of sensory language.  My personal favorites are "Stopping By Woods" and "My November Guest".  Bellow is a link to some of his works.  The link below will take you to several of his works.
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* Robert Francis Bailey\n    * Dr John Irving Bentley\n    * Alan J. Hinkle\n    * George I. Mott\n    * Mary Hardy Reeser, (aka The Cinder Lady)\n    * Jeannie Saffin\n    * Henry Thomas\n    * Anne Gertrude Web
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We are ALL brothers and sisters
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Not Quite Social\nBy:Robert Frost\n\nSome of you will be glad I did what I did,\nAnd the rest won't want to punish me too sverely\nFor finding a thing to do that though not forbid\nYet wasn't enjoined and wasn't expected,clearly.\n\nTo punish me overcruelly wouldn't be right\nFor merely giving you once more gentle proof\nThat the city's hold on a man is no more tight\nThan when its walls rose high than any roof.\n\nYou may taunt me with not being able to flee the earth.\nYou have me there, but loosely,as I would be held.\nThe way of understanding is partly mirth.\nI would not be taken as ever having rebelled.\n\nAnd anyone is free to condemn me to death-\nIf he leaves it to nature to carry out the sentence.\nI shall will to the common stock of air my breath\nAnd pay a death tax of fairly polite repentance.
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No brothers and three sisters.  I could be mistaken.  Maybe he had two half-brothers, I heard someplace.  Then too don't forget his  half-cousin Jerry.
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Robert Francis Kennedy , (1925 - 1968) his brother John's middle name was Fitzgerald
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WHAT ARE THEIR SUR NAMES
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My brothers sister, daddys, baby's, uncles,cousins brother from another mother,Aunts, dogs owner. Which may be you.
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English painter.  Died sometime in the '60s I believe.   She belonged to a group of writers and artists called the Bloomsbury.\nShe was the older sister of Virginia Woolf.  Buried in the West Firle churchyard near Sussex