Bob Dylan and Robert Frost

Bob Dylan and Robert Frost



Hello learners ! I am a student. I am writing this blog as a part of thinking activity assigned by Vaidehi ma'am. 

Bob Dylan :

        Bob Dylan is an American singer-songwriter, musician, and Nobel Prize laureate in literature. He rose to prominence in the 1960s for his influential folk and protest music, addressing social and political issues. Dylan's work spans various genres, and he is regarded as one of the greatest and most influential songwriters in the history of popular music.

       Bob Dylan's works are distinctive for his poetic and often socially conscious lyrics, which set him apart from many of his contemporaries. His ability to blend folk, rock, and other musical influences contributed to the evolution of popular music. Dylan's unique vocal style and his willingness to experiment with different sounds and themes have made him a groundbreaking and influential figure in the music industry. His songs often reflect a deep introspection and commentary on the human experience, making his work resonate across generations.

Robert Frost :

          Robert Frost was an American poet born in 1874. He is one of the most celebrated and well-known poets in the United States. Frost's poetry often explores rural life, nature, and the complexities of human existence. 

         Some of his notable works include "The Road Not Taken," "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening," and "Mending Wall." Frost received four Pulitzer Prizes for Poetry during his lifetime and became a highly regarded figure in American literature. His poems are  known for their rich symbolism, vivid imagery, and profound insights into the human condition.

1. Which is your favorite poet / Lyricist?
 Why? 

    Bob Dylan and Robert Frost both are very significant writers. Both have different quality that makes their writing different from others. Among them Robert Frost is my favorite poet. His writing dwell me in another world of imagination, vision and thoughts.

        Robert Frost distinguished himself from other writers of his era through his exploration of rural life, nature, and the human experience. While many of his contemporaries delved into urban themes and the impact of industrialization, Frost's poetry often celebrated the simplicity of rural existence. His use of everyday language and colloquial speech set him apart, creating a connection with a broad audience.

         Frost's work typically contains layers of symbolism and metaphor, inviting readers to reflect on deeper meanings. His approach to form and structure in poetry also showcased a traditionalist style, emphasizing rhyme and meter, which contrasted with the more experimental styles emerging during his time.

           Frost's focus on rural life, accessible language, and  traditional poetic forms contributed to his unique voice amidst the literary landscape of his era.

2.Share some lines from the Bob Dylan song that you feel is so relatable to you. Also write themes visible in those lines. 

     Bob Daylon's Poem are always fascinate us. His writing, his choice of incident in poems is always interesting. One of his famous poem is "Blowing in The Wind".
Yes, and how many years must a mountain exist
Before it is washed to the sea?
And how many years can some people existBefore they're allowed to be free?
Yes, and how many times can a man turn his headAnd pretend that he just doesn't see?
The answer, my friend, is blowin' in the windThe answer is blowin' in the wind

     "Blowing' in the Wind" by Bob Dylan is a powerful protest song that addresses social and political issues, particularly during the civil rights movement in the 1960s. The core meaning of the song revolves around the quest for freedom, justice, and equality. The lyrics pose a series of rhetorical questions, emphasizing the idea that the answers to these fundamental questions about peace, freedom, and human rights are apparent but remain elusive.
        The repeated refrain, "The answer, my friend, is blowin' in the wind," suggests that the solutions are within reach but perhaps not fully recognized or acted upon. The song became an anthem for social change, resonating with those advocating for civil rights, peace, and justice. Dylan's lyrics serve as a call to action, encouraging individuals to reflect on these issues and work towards positive change in the world.
    This poem according to me can have another meaning and message as well. Which i think relatable to me. 
      In life we have lots of problems regarding work, family, future, friends and personal as well. These questions or problems can be solved for a time  but these are constant things in are life. These problems will  never totally solved. And we can't even ignore it like "Elephant in the room".
       So the thing we have to do is trying to solve the issues and stay with that. Because solution is in "wind"  it means in are hand though  question and problems will never finish.
 3.share some lines of Robert Frost that you find relatable  to you. Also write themes visible in those lines. 
     Robert Frost is well known name poet of his era. His poems interesting and significant. 
"The woods are lovely, dark and deep,   
But I have promises to keep,   
And miles to go before I sleep,   
And miles to go before I sleep".

           These lines are from  poem "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening." The speaker is expressing a sense of admiration for the serene and beautiful woods but also acknowledges responsibilities and commitments that prevent them from lingering. 
         The phrase "And miles to go before I sleep" suggests a journey or a path that the speaker must continue before they can rest or find peace. It reflects a theme of duty, perseverance, and the prioritization of responsibilities over personal desires.
      According to me are life also have problems, positivity, relationship, question, chaos but however one must have to go and live the life. 
4. Post the picture clicked during activity,share some lines from movie, or any type of music you feel that is relatable to themes of Bob Dylan and Robert Frost. 

The present  song frome "Kishor Kumar" is may be altimatly consist themes of writing of Bob Dylan and Robert Frost. 
  ज़िंदगी की यही रीत है, हार के बाद ही जीत है
ज़िंदगी की यही रीत है, हार के बाद ही जीत हैथोड़े आँसू हैं, थोड़ी हँसी, आज ग़म है तो कल है ख़ुशी
ज़िंदगी की यही रीत है, हार के बाद ही जीत हैथोड़े आँसू हैं, थोड़ी हँसी, आज ग़म है तो कल है ख़ुशीज़िंदगी की यही रीत है, हार के बाद ही जीत है
ज़िंदगी रात भी है, सँवेरा भी है ज़िंदगीज़िंदगी रात भी है, सँवेरा भी है ज़िंदगीज़िंदगी है सफ़र और बसेरा भी है ज़िंदगीज़िंदगी है सफ़र और बसेरा भी है ज़िंदगी
एक पल दर्द का घाँव है, दूसरा सुख भरी छाँव हैहर नए पल नया गीत हैज़िंदगी की यही रीत हैज़िंदगी की यही रीत हैज़िंदगी की यही रीत है
ग़म का बादल जो छाए तो हम मुस्कुराते रहेंग़म का बादल जो छाए तो हम मुस्कुराते रहेंअपनी आँखों में आशाओं के दीप जलाते रहेंआज बिगड़े तो कल फिर बने, आज रूठे तो कल फिर मने
वक़्त भी जैसे इक मीत हैज़िंदगी की यही रीत हैज़िंदगी की यही रीत है, हार के बाद ही जीत हैथोड़े आँसू हैं, थोड़ी हँसी, आज ग़म है तो कल है ख़ुशी

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