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Joe Trev
February 6th, 2021
Thoughts on "Fire and Ice" by Robert Frost

I read this poem in high school and found it very eerie; I didn't understand it at the time; therefore, it overlooked why the poem is so great. To me, the poem symbolizes the amount of self-destruction that haunts people every day. In the poem, fire represents desire, and I find it very intriguing because desire could be for ...

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