Question

is author right when he says the world will end in fire as well as ice??​

Answer 1

Answer:

Yes. The poet is right. The poem Fire and Ice by Robert Frost is a depiction of the manner in which the end of the earth would come. According to the poet, irrespective of the method of destruction, the end of the earth is inevitable.

Both of these elements play an equal role in the process of destructionHe associates fire with unbridled desire and ultimate passion and ice with human's cold heart and hatred.

The poet believes that both are capable of destroying the whole world.

Frost says that too much fire and too much ice in human emotions will definitely lead to the end of the world.

There should be a balance between these two elements in human emotions for the good of him and the world.

But one cannot rightly judge which factor will be the most responsible for the earth's destruction.

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