What sort of meter did the American poet, Robert Frost, employ in his poetry?

Frost is known as a metricist.  Frost said, "I would sooner write free verse as play tennis with the net down."

He also said, "There are only two meters: strict and loose iambic."

The following chart shows the types of iambic meter her wrote:

• Dimeter: "Dust of Snow," "The Rose Family," "The Rabbit Hunter," "I Will Sing You One-O," "Gathering Leaves"


• Trimeter: "Reluctance," "Flower Gathering," "Nothing Gold Can Stay," "Neither Out Far Nor In Deep," "Departmental"


• Tetrameter:  "Stopping by Woods," "My November Guest," "The Road Not Taken," "Going for Water," "Devotion"


• Pentameter: "Acquainted with the Night," "The Runaway," "The Silken Tent," "Mending Wall," "Birches,"


• Hendeca-syllabics: "For Once Then," "Something"