What do all, or most of Robert Frost's poems have in common?

Question

In other words, what is his writing style? I know he writes mostly about nature, free-verse, and the poems are quite ambigious (Road Not Taken & Fire and Ice). Is there anything else? Please help if you can, thanks so much!

Answer 1

They suck, are over-used, and are misinterpreted.

ie) "Had worn them really about the same"

then how did he take the road less traveled by?  They were both traveled the same!

Answer 2

They are mostly based in New England (New Hamsphire and Vermont.  In some parts, they really seem to worship him.  I went to a town in Vermont one time, and they had like built a shrine out of a sandal he left when he stayed there).

They are NOT free verse.  Frost actually hated free verse.

At second glance, many of them are actually rather dark and subversive.