Nature Imagery and the Life Cycle in Robert Frost’s The Wind and the Ra

Nature Imagery and the Life Cycle in Robert Frost’s The Wind and the Rain In his sonnet â€Å"The Wind and the Rain,† Robert Frost builds up a focal topic, introducing a man’s reflection upon his life. As the man ages, he understands that he went through quite a bit of his time on earth agonizing over his inescapable passing as opposed to carrying on with his life without limit. The man communicates his craving to reestablish life no matter what; he would prefer to kick the bucket living than spend an amazing remainder worrying about death. Robert Frost’s topic in â€Å"The Wind and the Rain,† thusly, is that life ought to be lived, and one ought not stress over his unavoidable passing, for he doesn't have the ability to control demise, just the manner in which he carries on with his life. Ice utilizes pictures of nature all through the sonnet to help his focal topic. To a limited extent I of â€Å"The Wind and the Rain,† the speaker talks about the way that he is maturing, and his demise is evident. He understands that he has â€Å"let [his center around death] drive [him] deathward,† yet he has done little to change his core interest. The man laments that he consumed quite a bit of his time on earth â€Å"[singing] of death,† wishi...