The crow represents change or transformation. But much more than that, it refers more to a spiritual or emotional change. These intelligent birds give us valuable insight into situations around us and help us adapt as needed.
Q. How is nature used in poems?
Many poets include descriptions of nature in their poems. They describe the world around them in writing for a purpose. They not only try to show us what they see, they try to make us understand how they feel. Not only are they connected to nature but they see life reflected in it.
Table of Contents
- Q. How is nature used in poems?
- Q. What type of poem is about nature?
- Q. What is the crow and hemlock Symbolise?
- Q. What do Crow and hemlock represent?
- Q. What does a hemlock tree represent?
- Q. Why is the poet standing?
- Q. Which tree was the poet standing in dust of snow?
- Q. What are the three symbols the poet uses in dust of snow What do they stand for?
- Q. What does the poet mean by fire?
- Q. What does the poet mean when he said do this?
- Q. What is fire a symbol of?
Q. What type of poem is about nature?
haiku
Q. What is the crow and hemlock Symbolise?
The crow and the hemlock tree represent sorrow. The dust of snow that is shaken off the hemlock tree by the crow stands for joy that Frost experiences. He has, therefore, used an unconventional tree and bird in order to contrast them with joy in the form of snow.
Q. What do Crow and hemlock represent?
The crow and hemlock tree represent sorrow and depression felt by the poet in this materialistic world. The dust of snow is the symbol of natural joy and energy.
Q. What does a hemlock tree represent?
Hemlock is a poisonous tree with white evergreen throughout the winter. Both symbolise the dark, depressive, sorrowful and bitter side of nature.
Q. Why is the poet standing?
Explanation: The poet was depressed and hopeless. He was in a state of sorrowful mood. As he was lost in thoughts, he was standing under the hemlock tree.
Q. Which tree was the poet standing in dust of snow?
hemlock tree
Q. What are the three symbols the poet uses in dust of snow What do they stand for?
Answer: In this poem, the poet has introduced three symbols; the hemlock tree, the crow and the dust of snow. Hemlock is the name of the poison that was used to kill Socrates. Hence, the hemlock tree is a symbol of death.
Q. What does the poet mean by fire?
According to the poet ‘fire’ stands for desire, greed, avarice or lust.
Q. What does the poet mean when he said do this?
1)ANS:-The poet mean to say that devoting all of one’s time and energy to that which one perceives as duty without enjoying the beauty of life. 2)ANS:-We have no time to care our mothers,how they take care of us and doing the house chores in order to raise us and to make us live in a happy and comfortable environment.
Q. What is fire a symbol of?
Fire symbolizes many things, including passion, desire, rebirth, resurrection, eternity, destruction, hope, hell and purification. These symbols have been used in literature, film and religious texts for millennia.
