Diciphering "Stars" by Robert Frost.?

Here are some things to look at: first, notice which lines rhyme -- Frost is following a pattern where two lines in every stanza rhyme, but two lines don't rhyme. How does this pattern fit the subject? How are stars and snow alike? How do they have patterns and also not have patterns?

Also notice the reference to Minerva -- the goddess of wisdom. It sounds like a clear reference to Astrology -- the stars "see" without seeing -- they are constant, always there, invisible at dawn yet still there. While on the ground, on Earth, humans take faltering steps, the ground and snow are "tumultuous". It's as if the poet is saying that life is fragile and short, while the stars are immortal, unwavering, without love or hate. To me, it sounds like the poet is sayin: "the stars watch our fate, but they do not guide or influence our fragile existence." There is a lot more to find in this poem, but this should help give you a start. Also look at the descriptions of trees and weather on the ground in comparison to the "weather" surrounding the stars. There is plenty of symbolism to analyze for your school report.