Dust of Snow - Robert Frost
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- Dust of Snow - Robert Frost
- Dust of Snow
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- Ah! What a rough day it has been.
- The narrator and poet, Robert Frost, has had a rough day and regrets his actions while waking by a hemlock tree.
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- Where did that speck of snow fall on me from!? Oh, I see. That crow must have shaken the branch.
- Suddenly, the movement of a crow sitting on the tree shakes it and some snow falls on him.The way a crow shook down on meThe dust of snow from a Hemlock tree
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- This already makes me feel so much better!
- The snow falling on him instantaneously gives him happiness and turns his mood from dismal and gloomy to something brighter.Has given my heartA change of mood
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- Hey! Not all of it is lost! I still have a part of my day left.
- The rest of the poet's day is saved for the happiness derived earlier.And saved some partOf a day I had rued.
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- Small insignificant things can also be catalysts for change!
- Even though a crow signifies death, and a hemlock tree is poisonous, they still caused something that made the poet happy, signifying how even an unlucky being or object can create happiness in one's soul.THE END!
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