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summary of fire and ice​

Answer 1

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»Summary of FIRE and ICE :

›This chapter is written by Robert Frost.

In the poet, fire means the burning desire for the material things and ice means coldness that emerges in humans because of the desires and materialistic life. He finally concludes that both of these weapons are equally dangerous and will lead the world towards destruction.

This short poem comprises of nine lines and has rhyme scheme ABA ABC BCB. There are three sentences. In the first sentence, the poet explains the popular debate that is prevailing in the society since long about what will destroy the world.

In the second sentence, he, metaphorically changes the discourse. Now fire and ice means something deeper and profound. in the final line, which is the longest, he gives his own thoughts.

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Answer 2

This short poem outlines the familiar question about the fate of the world. Wondering if it is more likely to be destroyed by fire or ice. People are on both sides of the debate, and Frost introduces the narrator to provide his personal take on the question of the end of the world. The narrator first concludes that the world must end in fire. After considering his experience with 'ice' or hatred, the narrator acknowledges that ice could be equally destructive.

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