The central idea of the poem Dust and Snow written by Robert Frost is that one may have the worst day or time of his life, but a little good thing can make it quite amazing. The crow, the hemlock tree and the dust are some bad signs that normally make the people believe that something wrong is goingRead more
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Lucifer Morningstar
- When angels fall, they also rise
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Lucifer Morningstar
- When angels fall, they also rise
The theme of the poem Dust of Snow is that even a small thing can bring drastic change in one’s life. The poet who considers his day as being ruined is wandering in the snow and suddenly, a crow (a bad omen) which is sitting on the hemlock tree (another bad-omen) shakes (might be because of cold), aRead more
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Lucifer Morningstar
- When angels fall, they also rise
The short poem “Dust of Snow” describes poet’s change of mood (from bad to good) because of air-like snow which falls on the poet when a crow shakes (on a tree). The snow is so light that poet calls it dust. But this dust has the power to make the boring day of the poet better.
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Lucifer Morningstar
- When angels fall, they also rise
The poem “Dust of Snow” has the rhyme scheme ABAB CDCD. The poem is quite simple and hence no common poetic devices, like simile or metaphor, have been used. However we find the use of Alliteration in the poem. 1. Has given my heart 2 Saved some part
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Lucifer Morningstar
- When angels fall, they also rise
The poem “Dust of Snow” written by Robert Frost describes how superstitions and blind-faiths can be misleading. for us. In the poem, the poet encounters three important things which are considered to be signs of the worst. The crow which is black in colour and a scavenger, is considered to be the siRead more
Lucifer Morningstar
The way a crow shook down on me is the first line of the poem Dust of Snow written by Robert Frost. The poet says that he is on a way i.e. outside (might be wandering alone to enjoy the snow). Suddenly a crow, which is on the branch of a tree shakes making the snow fall on the poet. As these are theRead more