Come in by Robert Frost

Answer 1

As I came to the edge of the woods,

Thrush music -- hark!

Now if it was dusk outside,

Inside it was dark.Too dark in the woods for a bird

By sleight of wing

To better its perch for the night,

Though it still could sing.The last of the light of the sun

That had died in the west

Still lived for one song more

In a thrush's breast.Far in the pillared dark

Thrush music went --

Almost like a call to come in

To the dark and lament.But no, I was out for stars;

I would not come in.

I meant not even if asked;

And I hadn't been.

Answer 2

"Come In" by Robert Frost is a poem that depicts a person's inner struggle with opening up to new experiences and connections. The speaker vacillates between wanting to invite others into their world and feeling the weight of past experiences that make them hesitant to do so. Ultimately, the poem explores themes of isolation, vulnerability, and the desire for meaningful human connection.

Answer 3

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