Today’s cozy reading features four poems from Poetry for Young People: Robert Frost, edited by Gary D. Schmidt and illustrated by Henri Sorensen. These poems open gently into Frost’s world — a place of fields, orchards, winter paths, and birch trees bending toward the sky.

I shaped the reading around a soft “Pastoral Wonder” arc: how small moments invite us in, how quiet work becomes companionship, how winter holds memory, and how imagination lifts us toward light.

Before recording, I created a small index‑card collage — a whimsical cow framed in my handmade red‑with‑black‑dots frame. This creative ritual helps me enter Frost’s world with warmth, attention, and affection.

🎥 Watch the full cozy poetry reading and enjoy this gentle walk through Frost’s landscapes.