"Fire and Ice" by Robert Frost
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This document appears to be a student paper submitted for a class on American Literature. It discusses Robert Frost's famous poem "Fire and Ice" through analyzing its title, themes of ambiguity and unanswerable questions, and perspectives on how the world could end through fire or ice. The student aims to provide a concise yet insightful analysis of the poem by touching on its themes of finite versus infinite and mortality from an Indian perspective.
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