A few days ago
what do u think this poem means?
natures first green is gold
her hardest hue to hold
her eary leafs a flower
but only so an hour
then leaf subsides to leaf
so eden sank to grief
so dawn goes to day
nothing golden can say
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This poem means nothing that seems perfect in life can last. Gold represents this perfection 🙂
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A few days ago
I think that this poem by Robert Frost means that nothing that is good can last forever. Something may be good for a while, but eventually something bad will happen. This poem was featured in the book called “The Outsiders” by S.E. Hinton, which was a very good novel.
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A few days ago
I think it’s kind of talking about the changing seasons and changing moments in a person’s life as well. It’s talking about how nothing good (“golden”) can stay; all good things come to an end eventually.
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It kinda sounds like the passing of seasons, and how short time can be.
With each year, spring comes, and so a new leaf and flower bloom. But in summer and fall, they die, and give way to a new flower and leaf in the next spring.
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It means nothing lasts. All is dust in the wind. Beautiful and new at first, for a little while. You can’t hang on to things, time flows ever forward. Paradise lost.
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Nature is like gold
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Changes… Beauty does not last but changes…
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A few days ago
Youth is fleeting.
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A few days ago
good things never last
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