what deep meaning does the poem ' fire and ice ' carry in it ?
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the deep meaning of the poem is
Despite its light and conversational tone, “Fire and Ice” is a bleak poem that highlights human beings' talent for self-destruction. The poem is a work of eschatology—writing about the end of the world—and poses two possible causes for this end: fire and ice.
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The poem tells that the possible idea of the destruction of the world would be through fire (desire) or ice (hatred). The poet, through this poem, wants to convey that selfish desires and hatred holds the power in it to destroy the whole world. The meaning of the poem is that humans can be self-destructive.
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