Who wrote 'Snowbound'?

Who wrote 'Snowbound'?

• A. Longfellow
• B. Burns
• C. Holmes
• D. Whittier

Answer: (D)

"Snowbound" is a well-known long poem by John Greenleaf Whittier, a 19th-century American poet. The piece, often read as Snow-Bound: A Winter Idyl, paints a New England farmhouse snowed in for days and uses that wintry scene to reflect on family, memory, and the beauty of rural life. Whittier is the author most closely associated with this title, making him the best answer. The other poets listed were prominent in their own right, but none wrote this particular poem. Longfellow produced other famous works, Burns was a Scottish poet, and Holmes wrote different poetry; none of them authored Snowbound.

"Snowbound" is a well-known long poem by John Greenleaf Whittier, a 19th-century American poet. The piece, often read as Snow-Bound: A Winter Idyl, paints a New England farmhouse snowed in for days and uses that wintry scene to reflect on family, memory, and the beauty of rural life. Whittier is the author most closely associated with this title, making him the best answer. The other poets listed were prominent in their own right, but none wrote this particular poem. Longfellow produced other famous works, Burns was a Scottish poet, and Holmes wrote different poetry; none of them authored Snowbound.