Discuss the role played by prejudices in the poem ‘The cold within’ by James Patrick Kinney

What do you think of the first and the next man in James Kinney’s poem The Cold Within? Give reasons.

How is the above line connected to the theme In James Patrick Kinney’s poem “The Cold Within”?

Imagine what would have been the ending of the poem The Cold Within by James Patrick Kinney, had one of the ‘six humans’ given his log to the dying fire.

In James Patrick Kinney’s poem The Cold Within, what was the rich man thinking and what light does it throw on his character?

What was the weather condition when six humans found themselves together in James Patrick Kinney’s poem ‘The Cold Within’?

Specify the form, kind and theme of the poem The Cold Within by James Patrick Kinney.

In Jame Patrick Kinney’s poem ‘The Cold Within’ why did the third man not share his log to keep the fire burning? Or, Why does the third one give his coat a hitch?

Why did none of the characters in the poem “The Cold Within” share their wood? Or, What role did prejudice, discrimination, racism and envy play in the poem?

What killed the six ‘humans’, as stated towards the end of James Patrick Kinney’s poem ‘The Cold Within’?