Question

in the poem fire and ice, what does the poet favour? fire or ice or both​

Answer 1

Explanation:

Fire stands for - Greed , Avarice, Cruelty, Lust, Conflict, Fury, Intolerance. Ice stands for - Rigidity, Insensitivity, Coldness, Indifference, Hatred.

Answer 2

Question :

In the poem fire and ice, what does the poet favour? fire or ice or both

Answer :

• The poem describes an imaginary debate between people who say that the world will end in fire and people who say it will end in ice.

• The poet talks about the power that human beings have to harm or "destroy" one another.

• The poet's experience with romantic desire has taught him that the passionate or "hot" emotions like love and lust would have the power to turn the earth into a very big fireball.

• But he is a person who has also experienced the other extreme, and he knows that the colder emotions like hate have great destructive power.

• Love gets all the exposure, but hate is the silent killer.

• It may not have the same magnificence as the fireball ending, but it'll do the trick.