Great kobert Irost oems

What is the literal, not symbolic, theme oI "AIter Apple Picking"?

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Answer: As big as the end oI your thumb
Many oI Frost's poems contained vivid imagery oI nature, both benevolent and violent.
3 In "Mending Wall," when do the narrator and his neighbor Iind and repair the
breaks in the Ience?
Answer: Spring the narrator doesn't understand why nature hates the wall, but every spring, he
and his neighbor repair the Ience between them once again.
4 In "Home Burial," how many headstones in the Iamily graveyard are visible Irom
the window?
Answer: Four Three gravestones are oI slate, and one is oI marble (lines 24-27).
5 Which Robert Frost poem is NOT a sonnet?
Answer: Stopping By Woods on a Snowy Evening
"Stopping By Woods on a Snowy Evening" has 16 lines; thereIore, it is not a sonnet.
6 In "Nothing Gold Can Stay," what is nature's early leaI?
Answer: A Ilower Although nature's Iirst leaI is a Ilower, it only lasts an hour.
7 In "The Runaway," what runaway does the narrator Iind?
Answer: A colt
The little colt ran away in the wintertime. The narrator wonders iI the colt is aIraid oI the snow.
8 What is the last word oI "Fire and Ice"?
Answer: SuIIice The narrator believes that either
way would be an acceptable way to end the world, but he "holds with those who Iavor Iire."
9 In "Out, Out--," what state is mentioned?
Answer: Vermont
The narrator states that the sun sets behind Iive mountain ranges, Iar into Vermont.
What type oI wood does the narrator Iind neatly stacked in "The Wood-Pile"?
Answer: Maple The
neat pile oI wood is obviously old, and the narrator is perplexed as to who leIt it there to decay.