Quote of the day by Robert Frost , “The best way out is always through,” focuses on how people deal with difficult situations. The line comes from Robert Frost’s 1914 poem A Servant to Servants. It suggests that some problems cannot be avoided, ignored or escaped. A person may need to face the problem and continue through it before reaching a point of relief. The quote can be understood through ideas such as action, patience, courage, endurance and inner strength. Frost’s own life also included financial problems, family losses, career uncertainty and delayed recognition. These experiences provide context for understanding why hardship appears often in his work.
