What does the reading and misreading of Robert Frost's poems tell us about our American ideas about individuality, community, and conformity?

Robert Frost's literary works have been widely misread by Americans.

In one of his poems "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening", he talks about human nature. Themes like the issue with individuality and non-conformity are frequently taken up by Frost in his writings. He does not promote individual character, rather advocates for group/society values. In order to convey these ideas, he makes excellent use of poetic techniques in his writings. The 'American Dream' is a partial reflection of how these ideas have influenced the American community.

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