It’s a new season. No more dusts of snow falling from tree limbs to shoulders. The early morning sunrise that not all that ...

“Nothing gold can stay,” an American poet once wrote. But Robert Frost? Donald Trump doesn’t know him. “The sense of the robber baron gets closer,” he says of Trump’s ...

The phrase was inspired by the Robert Frost poem "Nothing Gold Can Stay” about the fleeting nature of life and youth. In the finale, Chelsea debuted some more jewelry—this time, two matching ...

The $5,101 Luna Flo London piece was inspired by an iconic line from “The Outsiders,” but also references Robert Frost’s poem “Nothing Gold Can Stay,” casting Chelsea’s sunny ...

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One thinks of “Nothing Gold Can Stay” (1923), a tight, gemlike poem that muses on impermanence. But “at its worst,” Plunkett writes, Frost’s new style amounted to “versified thinking ...

The poem fits W. H. Auden’s definition of ... effect that one finds at the end of “Fire and Ice” or “Nothing Gold Can Stay” or, of course, “Dust of Snow,” its more accomplished ...

On Friday, Nov. 22, 17 graduating BFA art students at the University of Georgia began exhibiting their work as part of the Fall 2024 BFA Capstone Exhibition at the Lamar Dodd School of Art.

Robert Frost famously wrote, “Nothing gold can stay.” A new exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum in New York, which is dedicated to the staying power of gilded treasures, makes the opposite case.

Please see below some poems that help embrace the season ... I awake some day / To find they have flown away?” “Nothing Gold Can Stay” by Robert Frost “Nature’s first green is ...