The Cold Within Questions and Answers

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’?

In James Patrick Kinney’s poem The cold within, what does the poet mean by “They died from the cold within”? Or, Justify the title of the poem.

Which man in the gathering was an opportunist in James Kinney’s poem The Cold Within? How do we know that?

Are the dying fire and the logs of wood symbolic in the poem The Cold Within by James Patrick Kinney?

Mention the prejudice present in the minds of the poor and the rich against one another as presented by James Patrick Kinney in his poem The Cold Within.

Do you think that all the six people in James Patrick Kinney’s poem The cold within were unaware of the consequences of their discrimination?

What is called  a ‘proof of human sin’ in the poem The Cold Within by James Patrick Kinney?

Who were the people referred to in the poem The Cold Within by James Patrick Kinney? Bring out their characteristics.