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Question
Pick outlines from the poem that contain Imagery. Write them in your notebook.
Solution
The poem is filled with imagery. The following lines from the poem contain Imagery:
- “To watch his woods fill up with snow”
- “My little horse must think it queer”
- “To stop without a farmhouse near”
- “Between the woods and frozen lake”
- “The darkest evening of the year”
- “Of easy wind and downy flake”
- “The woods are lovely, dark and deep”
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