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 Name: Khanjaniba M Gohil. 
 Class: MA (Part-2). 
 Semester: 3. 
 Paper Name: The American Literature. 
 Topic of presentation: Use of language in the poem 
“Home burial” by Robert Frost. 
 Suggested by: Heenaba Jhala. 
 Dedicated to: The Department of English, 
Maharaja Krishnakumarsinhji 
Bhavnagar University, 
Bhavnagar. 
 Email: khanjani.gohil1993@gmail.com.
Robert Frost 
 Born in US on 26th March, 1874. 
 Died on 29th January, 1963. 
 Contribution as poet and playwright. 
 Setting from rural to urban life. 
 Four time got Pulitzer Prize in Literature. 
 Won ‘Congressional Gold Medal’ in 1960, for his 
poetical work of art.
Poems which were written in morning has been 
became most famous. 
 Colloquial approach to language- “ The sound of 
sense”. 
 Personal life was full of grief and loss. 
 He has lost two children in his life. 
 Jarell listed some poems as a masterpiece like: 
“ A servant to servants” 
“ Directive” 
“ To Earth ward” 
“ Mending Wall” 
“ Stopping by Woods”….
HOME BURIAL 
 Poem is all about a burial of a child. 
 The poem is of two person narrative. 
 Rituals are part of those human lives who believes 
in these ideas. 
 In the title of the poem ‘Burial’ indicates death. 
 Whereas prefix ‘Home’ refers to a child’s death, 
title in itself much clear about the subject matter. 
 Verbal interaction and non verbal interaction 
between husband and wife. 
 Facial Expressions are also important.
 “ She turned and sank upon her skirts at that, 
And her face changed from terrified to dull”. 
 “ Can’t man speak of his own child he’s lost?” 
“ My words are nearly always an offense…” , - wife 
speaks this lines as a frustration. 
 Language reflects what is beneath the person!!! 
 Man presented here as a rational being in 
comparison to a woman.
 Mother’s feelings and Father’s feelings, there is a 
clash between two ideas. 
 Sometime we laughs a lot when we are in grief or 
when we are alone. 
 Personal anxiety of Frost is also reflected here. 
 ‘ Sometime silence speaks more than words.’
 At the end of the poem a wife opens the door and 
tries to escape from the situation. 
 Her husband assures that he will bring her back to 
him, back to home. 
 “ I will ! – “
Home burial

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Home burial

  • 1.  Name: Khanjaniba M Gohil.  Class: MA (Part-2).  Semester: 3.  Paper Name: The American Literature.  Topic of presentation: Use of language in the poem “Home burial” by Robert Frost.  Suggested by: Heenaba Jhala.  Dedicated to: The Department of English, Maharaja Krishnakumarsinhji Bhavnagar University, Bhavnagar.  Email: khanjani.gohil1993@gmail.com.
  • 2. Robert Frost  Born in US on 26th March, 1874.  Died on 29th January, 1963.  Contribution as poet and playwright.  Setting from rural to urban life.  Four time got Pulitzer Prize in Literature.  Won ‘Congressional Gold Medal’ in 1960, for his poetical work of art.
  • 3. Poems which were written in morning has been became most famous.  Colloquial approach to language- “ The sound of sense”.  Personal life was full of grief and loss.  He has lost two children in his life.  Jarell listed some poems as a masterpiece like: “ A servant to servants” “ Directive” “ To Earth ward” “ Mending Wall” “ Stopping by Woods”….
  • 4.
  • 5. HOME BURIAL  Poem is all about a burial of a child.  The poem is of two person narrative.  Rituals are part of those human lives who believes in these ideas.  In the title of the poem ‘Burial’ indicates death.  Whereas prefix ‘Home’ refers to a child’s death, title in itself much clear about the subject matter.  Verbal interaction and non verbal interaction between husband and wife.  Facial Expressions are also important.
  • 6.
  • 7.  “ She turned and sank upon her skirts at that, And her face changed from terrified to dull”.  “ Can’t man speak of his own child he’s lost?” “ My words are nearly always an offense…” , - wife speaks this lines as a frustration.  Language reflects what is beneath the person!!!  Man presented here as a rational being in comparison to a woman.
  • 8.  Mother’s feelings and Father’s feelings, there is a clash between two ideas.  Sometime we laughs a lot when we are in grief or when we are alone.  Personal anxiety of Frost is also reflected here.  ‘ Sometime silence speaks more than words.’
  • 9.  At the end of the poem a wife opens the door and tries to escape from the situation.  Her husband assures that he will bring her back to him, back to home.  “ I will ! – “