what doe violent desire refer to in the poem fire and ice.?
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violent desire refers to the fire which can burn anything if the desire is not fulfilled.
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Violent Desire in the poem refers to Fire
- The poem fire and ice is a symbolic poem written by Robert Frost.
- Fire symbolically refers to the heat of desires and passion.
- It also implies human violence, ruthlessness, and cruelty.
- In this poem the poet implies that the world will come to an end due to the misdeeds of humans.
- The fire here shows the violent desires of humans and due to this, the worst going to happen to the world.
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