What sounds could the narrator hear in Stopping by Woods?

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Anonymous asked 8 years ago

What were the sounds that the narrator could hear in Robert Frost’s poem ‘Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening’? Do these sounds suggest anything?

Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening

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Jayanta Kumar Maity Staff answered 8 years ago

The narrator could hear the sound of the harness bells of his horse, sounds of the easy wind and the downy flake.

It suggests that the surroundings were very calm. Silence prevailed all around. So the narrator could hear even the sounds of the snowfall and the mild breeze. This adds to the overcast and mysterious atmosphere of the place.

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Heishya S answered 7 years ago

He could hear the sound of blowing wind and falling flakes of snow.

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