About This Quote
For the poet, freedom is the ability to express themselves without worrying about personal gain. This quote reflects one of many pieces by Nobel prize winner Robert Frost. His work is about the deeper meaning of life and shows readers that they can choose to be happy and free or miserable and fighting against their own will.
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