Design

         In many of his poems rhyme makes references to nature. Rural settings which argon habitual in the poetry of Frost are used to seeming a whimsical side. Although nature is common in his poetry, the shoot changes from poem to poem; as Nitchie states, ...that changeableness may partially account for the absence of a clear prescription to recognise nature. An example of this is seen in Stopping by Woods... seen as a reflection on nature: in which the fibre is experiencing the breathless beauty of the snow, quiet and wood around him. Frosts poem Design demonstrates mans relationship with the intrinsic world.         Frost often uses COLORful images and languages to convey his feelings; In duet Stopping by Woods... and Design Frost depicts an unsettling darkness which lies both(prenominal) low and throughout nature. In Stopping by Woods... the persona feels he is secure in the woods, he is comfortable and safe. He reflects outside himself and his selfish preoccupation of the realities of being human and is taken to the redundant fact of the beauty of nature, of white snow and lightheaded wind. However, the woods represent peril: they are dark and chummy and alike confuse the horse. In Design images of darkness also appear - Assorted characters of expiry and blight... - the spider, moth and heal-all are visions of destruction and terminal; they are a reminder of the food chain: the vizor attracts the moth, and the moth attracts the spider, which in turn eats the moth. In Design Frost makes death seem attractive; The moth cannot stand by but be attracted to the white flower and the spider cant suffice but eat it.         The underlying pass of Design is how the creation came to be; Whomever or whatever the designer is, its a force that is much larger than the moth, spider, heal-all, and us for that matter. However the inwardness Frost urgencys to make known in Stopping by Woods .. is that the appearance of nature is beaut! iful but in virtue it is very dangerous. A quote from Gales Literary criticism fit to describe both poems is, Its so; and on that points nothing you can do nearly it (110). If you want to get a full essay, order it on our website: OrderCustomPaper.com

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