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The poem discusses two views on how the world could end - in fire or in ice. While the speaker has experienced passion that makes them side with those who believe the world will end in fire, they acknowledge that ice could also be sufficient for destruction if they had to perish twice, as they believe they know enough about hate.
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The speaker argues they should seize the day and make love now, before time runs out, rather than waiting for some hypothetical future with unlimited time. He uses vivid imagery of time's chariot hurrying near and her beauty turning to dust after death to convince her. The poem explores themes of carpe diem and the brevity of life through the speaker's passionate pleas to his coy mistress.
To His Coy Mistress
The speaker urges his coy mistress to embrace their love before time runs out. He argues they have but limited time in this world and should make the most of their youth and passions now rather than waiting. He acknowledges that at his back he always hears time's winged chariot hurrying near, and urges her to let their love consume them entirely before time destroys them.
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Fire and ice
- 1. Fire and ice By Robert Frost
- 2. Some say the world will end Some say
- 3. In fire In fire
- 4. Some say Some Say In ice
- 5. From what I’ve tasted Of desire
- 6. I hold with those Who favor fire
- 7. But if I had To perish twice
- 8. I think I know Enough of hate
- 9. To say that For destruction
- 10. Ice is also great And would suffice.