Write a reader response of the poem fire and ice

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Write a Reader Response of the poem "fire and Ice" by Robert Frost from the text, and examine your emotional and intellectual responses to the work. Do you think your reaction is the one intended by the author? Why or why not? What causes you to react to the work as you do? Can you think of ways that you can put ideas from the poem to use in your life? Can you think of any special knowledge or experience in your life that enable you to reveal elements of this poem that other readers might miss? What are they and why? Is there anything in this text that you can apply back to your life for a better understanding of something you've experienced?

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