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Commentary on Robert Frosts' The Gift Outright Rahim Ladhani 3S1 414791 English Ms. Mansoor 824 Words Robert Frost traces the development of American culture from colonial times to a more present perspective in his poem, The Gift Outright. Frost tells the American story of colonialism, freedom, westward expansion, and the quest to develop a specifically American culture. In doing this, he focuses on explaining ways in which Americans supported the growth and development of their country and culture. Frost suggests that Americans showed their allegiance to their developing country and culture in several ways: battlefield bravery, commitment of talents to the good of the country, and dedication to expanding the United States' land and power. His reflection on the past is also a call for action in the future. He acknowledges that American culture is still not fully developed and the continued dedication of Americans, like occurred in the past, is required for the United States...

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