Author: Luisa Perkins
•8:33 AM
Some say the world will end in fire,
Some say in ice.
From what I've tasted of desire
I hold with those who favor fire.
But if it had to perish twice,
I think I know enough of hate
To say that for destruction ice
Is also great
And would suffice.
- Robert Frost
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14 comments:

On 14/1/08 , Jen said...

Hmmm... I need to teach Frost in about a month. This is an interesting verse and not one I've thought about before.

Lovely photos, too.

Also, can I talk you into joining us for the Writing Game this time?

 
On 14/1/08 , Korie said...

I usually don't like Frost very much but this is a good one indeed. I like the imagery too.

Lovely :)

 
On 14/1/08 , Unknown said...

I like the snowy photo. Had to look twice at the fire, though :-) Could do with a nice fire today. Our heating has just broken down and the temperature is 17 degrees!!! Aaargh!

Don't much like either of Frost's methods. But then, I'm a wimp--especially today.

 
On 14/1/08 , Kimberly Vanderhorst said...

Lovely photos. I feel all shivery now and am off to find a cozy blanket and some thick socks. Mmmm...maybe I should light a fire...

 
On 14/1/08 , Brillig said...

First off, beautiful.

Secondly, I laughed when I saw this poem, as it's been floating through my brain for the last few weeks.

I'm betting on ice, personally...

 
On 14/1/08 , Jenna said...

They're both such beautiful destructive forces, for sure. Hey, is that recent "ice"? Lucky! It is WAY to warm here for January!

 
On 14/1/08 , DarkWing said...

:) I like reading this one

 
On 14/1/08 , Annette Lyon said...

I've always loved that poem. Cool pictures, too.

 
On 14/1/08 , Syar said...

I'm happy I recognized this poem a few lines in. Makes me feel smart. :)

 
On 14/1/08 , Anonymous said...

Well....living on the prairies of Western Canada, I've learnt that no matter how cold it gets, you can put on enough clothes to stay warm, but if it gets too hot, you can take all the clothes off you want, but you will still be hot. I'll take cool :-)

 
On 15/1/08 , Anonymous said...

That is an interesting verse and leaves something to think about. I love the photos that illustrate it as well.

 
On 16/1/08 , Anonymous said...

here i sit in my toasty house with the cat purring by my side ... and ice falls in the southland ... tick tick tick against the window panes.

 
On 17/1/08 , Anonymous said...

I was just visiting Lisa at A Food Snob and thought of you. Here is a link to her post describing a meal:
http://thefoodsnob.typepad.com/the_food_snob/2008/01/a-birthday-to-r.html?cid=97456306#comment-97456306
I am not sure it that will come up okay, if not, I can email you tomorrow when I am on the other computer.

 
On 17/1/08 , painted maypole said...

beautifully done, and I've never read that poem before, so thank you for sharing it