Frosts goes through many changes in his life and his poetry is a reflection of himself. His love of nature was the main reason he acquired a farm and is reflected in many of his poems. This also relates to why his descriptive images depict certain feelings in his poetry. As Frost moves forward in life, he is faced with many changes and choices. Poems such as “The Road Not Taken,” describing the agonizing choice of having to choose between two roads, illustrate the struggles he had to endure. (Wilcox) Like any writer, Frosts uses his poetry as a creative outlet to relieve the stress he faces on a daily basis. But despite all his struggles, he achieves success, a universal concept that everyone can relate to and which is expressed in his own poems. Robert Frost remains one of the most prestigious American poets today..