Justify fire and ice as an extended metaphor?
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The primary literary device in the poem is that of implied metaphor. Fire becomes a metaphor for human desire, which is made clear in the third line. Ice works as a metaphor for hatred, which is implied in line 6.
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Fire and ice as an extended Metaphor
There is an extended metaphor in this poem. Frost is comparing fire to desire and ice to hate. But he also thought that hate is great for destruction, and would choose it if he had another chance. This metaphor made it seem like desire and hate were much more dangerous because they were being compared to fire and ice.
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