Quote By Robert Frost

I’d just as soon play tennis with the net down.

Robert Frost

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Robert Frost

American Poet

Born: March 26, 1874

Died: January 29, 1963

Robert Frost was a renowned American poet celebrated for his rural themes and insightful reflections on life.

Explanation Of The Quote

Robert Frost humorously critiques the idea of playing without rules, suggesting that structure adds value and challenge to life. This quote inspires us to embrace boundaries and discipline as essential to meaningful progress. Frost’s wit reminds us that rules aren’t constraints but opportunities for growth and creativity.

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