Analysis of Poetry : on a Tree Fallen Across THE Road by Robert Frost

vaizard16 on Dec 23, 2011

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MESSAGE/ THEME

Human versus nature

-In this poem the theme arrives about human and nature. Nature here represents the nature of human and not the surroundings. Actually we all have hidden personality within ourselves but mostly we do not tend to think about it as it will puzzled our life.

TONE/MOOD

The feeling of satisfaction

-humans can think the way to solve problems in their life by themselves and not depending to other.

TECHNICAL ANALYSIS 7 IMAGES

Images of judgment

-the way that human thinks to solve problems in their life is only in a point and not out of the box.

PERSONA/ ATTITUDE

The persona of this poem is human being

-humans way of thinking the way to overcome problems in their life.

Central issue:
-human ability to solve problem in life.

-human have ways to overcome problems.

Literal Analysis:

Personification:

-‘throws down in front of us is not bar’

-‘She likes to halt us in our runner tracks’

-‘And yet she knows obstruction is in vain’

Hyperbole :

-‘debating what to do without an ax’

-‘not through we have to seize earth by the pole’

Metaphor :

‘and tired of aimless circling in one place, steer straight off after something into space’

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