Robert Frost
Robert Frost is a poet from New Hampshire or something like that. His poetry collection New Hampshire is currently slated to be set to music by Babel, though in another album, another poem by the name of "The Road Not Taken" will also be set. In the modern age, he is an ice-themed supervillain and a reoccurring foe of Johnny Test and the Imperium of Man.
Plans for Babel songs
New Hampshire (the poetry collection)
"Fire and Ice" - metal-ish in F minor
"Nothing Gold Can Stay" - in C minor, turns from ambient music reflective of nature to a full on funky banger that tells people to embrace the moment because the title is what it says
"Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening" - folk-like in D minor and 6/8 time, repeats each verse
Other poems
"The Road Not Taken" - antipolitical song in G-flat minor, to be used in a miscellaneous album as The Road Not Taken (Caught Between Everything); starts with the poem in an ethereally melancholic Halo-like turned dystopian synthwave-y setting in 90 or so BPM, after the original poem is done it turns to a 120 BPM banger with the lyrics about longing to break out of politics
See also
- Emily Dickinson, fellow New Englander from Amherst, Massachusetts