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Appeal of Robert Frost's "Out Out"

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English

 

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Lenora W

 

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October 23, 2011

 

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The title "Out, Out" is actually a quote from Shakespeare's Macbeth when Macbeth receives news that his wife is dead; "Out, out, brief candle!" (Macbeth V, v, 23) signifies her death. The poem has a title about death, and the poem starts off by describing the sinister sounds that a buzz-saw makes. Frost uses a word that makes the buzz-saw seem angry or evil, as snarling means an angry growl...
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Frost uses a word that makes the buzz-saw seem angry or evil, as snarling means an angry growl. This buzz-saw is not nice sounding, it has an angry growl foreshadowing what will happen later in the poem. Frost appeals to the senses to allow the reader to be able to envision this scene of a buzz-saw snarling and rattling, "made dust" (2), "sweet scented stuff" (3), "five mountain ranges one behind the other under the sunset far into Vermont" (5-6)...
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