Why does the poet say, "I have tasted of desire."?
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The poet feels that due to his personal experience with desire and passion he feels that he should go along with those people who favour that fire will destroy the world.
The poet is familiar with the fire of passions and desires in love. He knows it quite well that are uncontrolled desires, passions and fury lead to our destruction Similarly, he sides with those people who believe that . fire.
The word fire in the poem means 'desire' and it indicates towards all types of greed and lust. 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.
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