Heart of Darkness
<Tab/>Robert Frost is a master of creating intense pictures in people's minds of what he is trying to convey. His descriptions are subtle, yet meaningful. One word in the right place can really have a deep impact on the reader. Frost's poem entitled "Once by the Pacific", is a wonderful example of how his choice of words paints pictures in people's minds. At first the word "Once", doesn't seem very important to the title, but the reader soon learns that the experience he/she is reading about is a one-time event. Looking out over the tormented sea Frost…
