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Running head: Annotated Bibliography
Annotated Bibliography
Name of the Student
Name of the University
Author Note
Annotated Bibliography
Name of the Student
Name of the University
Author Note
1ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY
Annotated Bibliography: 1
Pambudi, Rudy Tri, and Maryadi. M. A. Figurative Language Used In Robert Frost’s
Poems. Diss. Universitas Muhammadiyah Surakarta, 2016.
The poem entitled ‘Fire And Ice’ by Robert Frost written in 1920 was enthused by
Dante’s Inferno, Canto 32 which was his first book of his 14th century Divine Comedy. I have
used this poem because it is one of the most well known poems of Robert Frost.
Robert Frost uses a bespoke version of rhyming scheme known as terza rima, which was
invented by Dante. The poem is written in a combination of iambic tetrameter and iambic
dimeter which gives the poem a rising feeling. The tone is casual but the subject matter is
serious. In the poem, the author opines that the world can end with one of two ways, either with
fire or ice or through desire and hate. Everybody is aware of the fact that the world will end but
nobody knows how the world shall end. This poem tends to posit fire and ice, or fire or ice as the
likely causes behind the end of the world. The fire symbolizes desire, which is reflective of
passion. Ice on other hand reflects hate, which is reason. Therefore, according to the poet, those
who move away from the constructive life through reason were termed as worst wrongdoers who
ended up in a lake of ice. In either way, the world’s end will be brought about by the multitude of
emotional energies by human beings. (Roberts, Robert, Darlene, 98). Pambudi and Maryadi
(2016) opines that the poem focuses on the imagery of death and discusses in extrinsic and
intrinsic elements of death.
Annotated Bibliography: 1
Pambudi, Rudy Tri, and Maryadi. M. A. Figurative Language Used In Robert Frost’s
Poems. Diss. Universitas Muhammadiyah Surakarta, 2016.
The poem entitled ‘Fire And Ice’ by Robert Frost written in 1920 was enthused by
Dante’s Inferno, Canto 32 which was his first book of his 14th century Divine Comedy. I have
used this poem because it is one of the most well known poems of Robert Frost.
Robert Frost uses a bespoke version of rhyming scheme known as terza rima, which was
invented by Dante. The poem is written in a combination of iambic tetrameter and iambic
dimeter which gives the poem a rising feeling. The tone is casual but the subject matter is
serious. In the poem, the author opines that the world can end with one of two ways, either with
fire or ice or through desire and hate. Everybody is aware of the fact that the world will end but
nobody knows how the world shall end. This poem tends to posit fire and ice, or fire or ice as the
likely causes behind the end of the world. The fire symbolizes desire, which is reflective of
passion. Ice on other hand reflects hate, which is reason. Therefore, according to the poet, those
who move away from the constructive life through reason were termed as worst wrongdoers who
ended up in a lake of ice. In either way, the world’s end will be brought about by the multitude of
emotional energies by human beings. (Roberts, Robert, Darlene, 98). Pambudi and Maryadi
(2016) opines that the poem focuses on the imagery of death and discusses in extrinsic and
intrinsic elements of death.
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