The Philosophy of Birches

The philosophy that Shirakaba's philosophy expresses with "birch tree" does not pose a threat to popular values ​​and beliefs, it is also very attractive. Among Frost's most famous works, probably only "stopped at the snowy night of the forest" is the destination. However, for critics like Brooks and Nostalgia, the philosophical position of the letters in "Birch Tree" is a serious weak point. [. The teachings and philosophical elements attacked by some critics regard the other as the core of Frost's virtue.

Originally this poem was called "Swinging Birch", but this title may provide a more accurate description of the subject. When writing this poem, Frost was inspired by the fact that his childhood was swaying for birch trees, then in New England rural children. Frost's own children are enthusiastic about "Birch Rover" as his daughter Leslie's magazine did: "On my way home, I climbed a tall birch and then came down, I came down from me He stopped at about 3 feet in the air. "

While writing this poem Frost showed his childhood experience shaking at the birch. Even Frost 's children are fanatical birch vandalisms, which can be seen in his daughter Leslie' s magazine. When her "daddy" caught her, the air was about 3 feet tall. In this poem, swinging of white birch is an excuse for excluding the reality of daily life, we often forget who we are, we are living at a reasonable moment with difficulty to escape the adult world I will. The narrator stated that birch roots are rooted on the ground through the roots and stems of the climbers he climbs but still go to places that deviated from ordinary life and that there is a higher place.

On the left there is a white birch forest at the end of the northern forest of the upper peninsular of Michigan. White birch is one of the most cold-resistant species of deciduous trees, and their presence usually indicates that a person is at the boundary between conifer and deciduous forest. Aspen also plays a similar role in the mountains of the western United States. Deer - North and South deer. Reindeer (Reindeer of the New World) is a relatively large (but not as big as a mousse or elk) Northwest deer. They are frequent not only in tundra (where there are special features here), but also in the forest of the boreal zone. The small butterfly in the picture below is a mature man but I live south of Florida, so it is much smaller. As the species moves towards the two poles, the physique of the species (or within closely related species) tends to be larger