According to Robert Frost, how will the world end? - Vidyadip

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According to Robert Frost, how will the world end?

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According to the poet, the world will end due to the 'fire', which symbolises desire. But if the world had to end twice then it will be due to the hatred symbolised by 'ice'. The poet feels that there is enough hatred in the world that is spreading among the people.

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