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Why does the poet hold with those who favour fire?

Answer 1

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Why does the poet hold with those who favour fire?

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In this poem, the poet depicts the picture of destruction in the form of fire and ice. However he wants to hold with those who favour fire, in the beginning.

Fire has been symbolised as desire, and it has a strength that can bring end to anyone or anything, which the poet realises from his personal experiences.

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Answer 2

The poet takes side with those who believe that the world will be destroyed by fire. ... The poet favours fire because he doesn't want hatred towards any other human being and desire is much better than hatred, that's why poet favours fire rather than ice.