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The woods are lovely, dark and deep,
But I have promises to keep,
And miles to go before I sleep,
And miles to go before I sleep.
The woods in the poem would be best described as:

Question 7 options:

a)

Loud and frightening


b)

Menacing and poorly lit


c)

Quite and peaceful


d)

Bright and lively

Respuesta :

It would most likely be menacing and poorly lit because menacing means presence of danger and in this poem it says that she/he cant go into the woods because he/she has promises to keep and saying that he/she needs sleep but has to wait;therefore, gives the reader a gloomy feeling.

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The forest can be described as menacing and poorly lit. We can see this in the first line of the poem, where the adjectives "lovely," "dark," and "deep" are introduced.

This question refers to the poem "Stopping by woods by snowy evening" by Robert Frost. In this poem, the poet shows that although the forest is lovely and attracts the speaker, it is dark and deep, which adds an air of mystery and suspense, which leaves the speaker feeling threatened.

About this part of the poem, we can see:

  • The poet uses the forest as a representation of death.
  • Death seems lovely to someone who is tired, like the speaker, but even though it is attractive, death is dark and deep, because the speaker does not know what he will find in it.
  • Despite feeling attracted to death, the speaker knows that there are things he needs to do alive, such as the promises he has to fulfill, for this reason, he resists the action he feels towards death.
  • In summary, we can conclude that the poem refers to people who are discouraged and tired of life, but know that they need to stay alive to carry out the activities they need.

You can find more information about this poem at the link below:

https://brainly.com/question/15852798?referrer=searchResults

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