What is the significance of the poem 'Fire and Ice'?
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Robert frost as the used fire amd ice as two symbolof desire and haters . Fire burns a men physically ,desire burns a men spiritually . Ice freezes on the physical level and haters freezes on the spiritially level .Robert frost does not talk about physics destriction of this planet he talks about the spiritual destriction in the modern world . The poet says that he has experienced the evil inflensed of desire and hate . These two are powerful weapons of destriction as fire and ice can be . The poet as found ,so much desire and haters in the world , this will bring about the end of the world
Name of the Poem - Fire and Ice
By - Robert Frost
Class 10
About the Poem -
The poem 'Fire and Ice' is a symbolic poem. Here fire represents the excessive passion for conflict, greed, fury, avarice, etc. But Ice stands for excessive coldness, hatred, and indifference. The poet of the poem wants to convey the idea of negative and excessive passion like hatred and anger might cause the end of the world. We must save the world from these.
Significance of the poem -
Well, it gives no explicit message. It has two terms - Fire and Ice. Our world is threatened by fire(anger, greed etc) and ice(indifference, hatred). So we are the one who can save the world being destroyed by these passions. We should remove the negative feeling and live happily with everyone. Only fire of love can mollify fire and melt ice.