A Robert Frost poem from 1918, ironically entitled “Nothing New”, has been published for the first time in the New Yorker’s 100th anniversary issue.
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If there are other poetry nerds out there who don't have New Yorker subscriptions (we do exist!), you can also find the poem here.
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