Rupert Brooke, an English poet, influenced Frost deeply to write his poems. Frost admiration for his works was no secret to anyone. England formed his rock-solid foundation for the writings, and it is evident that nature featured a lot in many of his writings (Waggoner). His poems expressed known and daily occurring emotions as well as his daily experiences, and were written in understandable language that affected every common reader (Magill 716-728). Jason also noted that Frost applied ambiguity in his poems, in which he helped people relate his works to their lives (1337). Frost once said, in one of his pieces, “The Writing“ ,that a poem began in delight and ended in wisdom, which implied that as much as the poem was meant to educate, it also had social lesson that the reader had to learn from.