English, asked by friendd, 9 months ago

Why Robert frost choose fire in the poem fire and ice?

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Answered by Rajputadarshsingh3

Explanation:

This poem posits fire or ice, then fire and ice, as the likely causes of the world's demise. And to bring the idea into the human domain, the speaker links the elements to human emotion - fire is desire, ice is hate - and the speaker has experienced them both.

Answered by kalinayak108

Robert Frost choose fire in the poem fire and ice because to symbolise the fire with Desire.

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