The poem "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening" by Robert Frost is a nature poem; specifically it's a poem about a man who is passing through a forest in winter. It seems simple, just like the way nature always seems simple; at first but after reading and analyzing it, we as the reader can appreciate the hidden beauty of this poem, and of the nature described in it.

The poem begins with uncertainty. "Whose woods these are I think I know" the speaker has some idea of who these woods belong to, but he is not certain. The uncertainty hints that not everything is as it seems. He does not know much about nature, and he feels uncomfortable. The personal pronouns "I", "I" and "me" are used in stanza one because he is alone. There is nobody but himself, which only adds to his angst. He feels...