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What did the poet think of the day before the dust of snow fell on him? what does the poet feel in the end?

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    In the beginning, the poet is not in a good mood. He is regretting. However when the dust of snow falls on him, he experiences a change of mood and becomes happy for the rest of the day. Read summary of this poem.

    In the beginning, the poet is not in a good mood. He is regretting. However when the dust of snow falls on him, he experiences a change of mood and becomes happy for the rest of the day.

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Explain Setting, tone and mood of the poem Dust of Snow?

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    Setting: The poem is set in the winter season. The poet is outside and there is plenty of snow in the vicinity. Tone: The tone of the poem Dust of Snow is light and cheerful. The poet is depressed in in the beginning but after the crow shakes itself and the snow falls on him, he find a change in theRead more

    • Setting: The poem is set in the winter season. The poet is outside and there is plenty of snow in the vicinity.
    • Tone: The tone of the poem Dust of Snow is light and cheerful. The poet is depressed in in the beginning but after the crow shakes itself and the snow falls on him, he find a change in the mood.
    • Mood: The mood of the poet in the poem is not good in the beginning However after crow shakes itself, the mood of the poet changes and he remains happy for the rest of the day.

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Justify the title of the poem Dust of Snow?

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    The title of the poem Dust of Snow is quite relevant to the main theme of the poem as it changes the mood of the the poet completely. Initially, he is not in a good mood and is regretting. However when the dust of snow falls on him, he experiences a change in mood. He becomes happy and remains cheerRead more

    The title of the poem Dust of Snow is quite relevant to the main theme of the poem as it changes the mood of the the poet completely. Initially, he is not in a good mood and is regretting. However when the dust of snow falls on him, he experiences a change in mood. He becomes happy and remains cheerful throughout the day.

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What change was felt by the poet and when in the poem Dust of Snow?

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    In the poem Dust of Snow, the poet feels a change of mood when the crow shakes itself and snow falls on him. Earlier he was not in a good mood. However, after the snow falls on him, he feels cheerful. Read summary of this poem.

    In the poem Dust of Snow, the poet feels a change of mood when the crow shakes itself and snow falls on him. Earlier he was not in a good mood. However, after the snow falls on him, he feels cheerful.

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Why was the poet standing under the hemlock tree in the poem dust of snow?

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    The poet was in a bad mood and had gone out. As soon as he reached the hemlock tree, snow fell on him and thus he stood under the tree for some time because he felt good and cheerful. Read summary of this poem.

    The poet was in a bad mood and had gone out. As soon as he reached the hemlock tree, snow fell on him and thus he stood under the tree for some time because he felt good and cheerful.

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How has the poet observed nature in the poem dust of snow. Do you think crow and hemlock are good things of nature?

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    The poet observes the nature differently from other people. Crow and hemlock tree are not considered good by the people. They are rather taken as signs of bad omen. However for the poet they are signs of goodness because initially the poet is in a bad mood but the crow and the hemlock tree makes himRead more

    The poet observes the nature differently from other people. Crow and hemlock tree are not considered good by the people. They are rather taken as signs of bad omen. However for the poet they are signs of goodness because initially the poet is in a bad mood but the crow and the hemlock tree makes him cheerful and he remains in a good mood for the rest of the day.

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Elaborate on the symbolism in the poem dust of snow. what does the crow and hemlock tree symbolize?

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    In the poem Dust of Snow, there are various symbols like the crow, the dust and the hemlock tree. All of them symbolise doom, death and mishaps. Read summary of this poem.

    In the poem Dust of Snow, there are various symbols like the crow, the dust and the hemlock tree. All of them symbolise doom, death and mishaps.

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Explain the use of imagery in the poem Dust of Snow?

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    The poem The Dust of Snow exposes the irrelevancy of superstition which are popular among us. It is commonly believed that crow is the sign of bad omen. It bring doom and mishap. Similarly, dust refers to death (in Christian and Islamic culture) and Hemlock tree (a poisonous tree) on the other handRead more

    The poem The Dust of Snow exposes the irrelevancy of superstition which are popular among us. It is commonly believed that crow is the sign of bad omen. It bring doom and mishap. Similarly, dust refers to death (in Christian and Islamic culture) and Hemlock tree (a poisonous tree) on the other hand was used by Socrates to commit suicide.

    However ironically, all these things of bad omen make the poet’s day cheerful. So, the poem depicts that we should always hope for the best and never take anything as bad omen.

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What is the message conveyed by the poem Dust of Snow​ by Robert Frost ?

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    The message of the poem Dust of Snow is that worst things often lead to the best memories. In the poem, the poet is not in a good mood. However when a crow (a bad omen), shakes down dust of snow (used in negative sense) from Hemlock tree (another sign of bad omen), the poet feels a change of mood anRead more

    The message of the poem Dust of Snow is that worst things often lead to the best memories. In the poem, the poet is not in a good mood. However when a crow (a bad omen), shakes down dust of snow (used in negative sense) from Hemlock tree (another sign of bad omen), the poet feels a change of mood and he remains happy for the rest of the day.

    The poem thus gives the message that we should always remain positive, optimistic and hopeful even in the worst condition because goodness is found in everything.

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“The way a crow shook down on me.” Explain the phrase.

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    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

    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 the initial lines of the poem, they make the reader eager to know what happens next because crow is considered to be a bad-omen in the country of the poet.

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