English, asked by kumardushyantsingh05, 9 months ago

"But if it had to perish twice". What does 'it' stand for in the line? (poem fire and ice)

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Answered by Anonymous

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Answer:

'it' means the world

but if the perishing of world had to be done twice

Answered by shivank1608

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Answer:

In the line 'but if I had to perish twice' if 'is used to show the possibility of getting another chance

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