Question

meaning of wrought a silence​

Answer 1

Explanation:

The above line from the poem 'on the grasshopper and the cricket' by John Keats means the season when the frost creates silence. ... So, it implies the winter season when it is told that "when the frost wrought a silence".

Answer 2

The phrase “wrought a silence” is used to describe the condition of living things during the winter’s evening. It is chilling cold outside and snow is everywhere. Wrought means to exert (force upon) something. Hence the winter has forced the humans as well as animals to remain silence. Hope it helps you