The poem considers whether the world will end through fire or ice. The speaker states that from their experience of desire, they believe fire would be more likely to destroy the world. However, they also acknowledge that ice could be just as effective for destruction, so if the world had to perish twice, either fire or ice would be sufficient to end it.

1. FIRE AND ICE BY ROBERT
FROST
Recite by: Mohd Aidil B Othman

2. Fire and Ice by Robert Frost
Some say the world will end in fire,
Some say in ice.
From what I've tasted of desire
I hold with those who favour fire.
But if it had to perish twice,
I think I know enough of hate
To say that for destruction ice
Is also great
And would suffice.

3. Summary
 The speaker considers the age-old question of
whether the world will end in fire or in ice.
 This is similar to another age-old question,
whether it would be preferable to freeze to
death or burn to death.
 The speaker determines that either option
would achieve its purpose sufficiently well.

4. Personal responce
 In my opinion, the author is expressing his
feelings about the human race.
 Fire is the symbol of war in any shape or form.
Fire is passionate hate, which could very
easily end the world as we know it.
 The other extreme is ice which could, possibly
symbolize human nature's "icy" tendency for
apathy, aloofness and general "who gives a
damn" that people are dying all over the place
due to a diverse range of catastrophes.

5. The language remains simple
 The language remains simple, but the
devastating, soaring anti-climax of the final two
lines is lost.
 Those lines draw their soft-kill power from
form, from their rhymes and from the
juxtaposition of their short, punchy length with
that of the preceding lines (and their
resonance with the length of the second line)

6. hatred or desires
 The Poem is not talking about Heaven and
hell, as i thought the same thing because in
the last lines he says the destruction Ice would
also be great
 meaning fire was great too, and we all know if
he got to die twice, after the first time in hell he
would know it was not great.
 I believe it is talking about relationships ending
in hatred or desires, either for other men or
women or possessions

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