The year he wrote the poem A Boy's Will in 1913, he met people like him, these wrote poems too. These people at the school of poets. Some of friends was Wilfred Gibson and Lascelles Abercrombie. Lascelles Abercrombie. In 1914, on their urgings, he moved to Gloucestershire to be nearer them and to experience English country living.

The ear is only true writer and the only true reader.’ The best part of a poet's work, he insisted, was to be found in the sentence-sounds poems made, as of people talking. Like Wordsworth (as Edward Thomas pointed out in one of his reviews of North of Boston)."

The most important friend he made in England was Edward Thomas, whom Frost encouraged to write poetry and who wrote sharply intelligent reviews of Frost's first two books.

While many reviewers were content to speak of the American poet's 'simplicity' and artlessness, Thomas recognized the originality and success of Frost's experiments with the cadences of vernacular speech--with what Frost called 'the sound of sense'. His best early poems, such as 'Mowin,' ‘Mending Wall,' and ‘Home Burial,' were composed under the assumption that, in Frost's formulation from one of his letters, 'the ear does it.