Selected, with an Introductory Essay, "The Constant Symbol," by the Author

For more than a quarter of a century Robert Frost has maintained a position of unrivaled honor among living American poets.  Associated generally with New England, his works have transcended sectional limitations and have become the lyrical voice of the entire land.  Not only has Robert Frost chosen 230 of his poems for this collection, but he also contributes a personal credo in the form of an Introductory Essay, "The Constant Symbol,” and a new sonnet written especially for this volume.