English, asked by muskan2807, 10 months ago

what 'destruction' is the poet talking about in the poem fire and ice?

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Answered by ajantahere01

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The poet here refers to the end of the world , by the word " destruction " .

Answered by SowmyaSunil

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the poet here referes to the end of the world

, bythe word destruction

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