Nothing Gold Can Stay Resources

Work that tweed when you read these scholarly viewpoints of the poem.

And boy, did he know it. It turns out he started writing poems all the way back in high school. Get the scoop in this brief bio on Poets.org.

If you're in the neighborhood, you might want to check out Robert Frost's farm in Derry, New Hampshire, where he and his family lived from 1900-1911.

The character Ponyboy from the movie The Outsiders recites the Frost poem against a beautiful, gold sky.

Here's the man, reading your new favorite poem, all dramatic-like.

Even famous poets like cake.

We bet those leaves will be falling any minute. So much for gold.

Frost's complete collected poems, if you just can't get enough.

You could buy the book "Nothing Gold Can Stay" first appeared in, but it's expensive and pretty hard to find. Don't say we didn't warn you. And let us know if you snag yourself a copy.

This movie, based on the novel by S.E. Hinton, quotes "Nothing Gold Can Stay." A lot.

This awesome documentary on the life of Frost should answer all of your burning questions.