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Into My Own By Robert Frost Analysis

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In Robert Frost's “Into My Own” we see a man who wants to run away and who is not going to change his mind about it. Two words in the poem however, help us take a deeper look into what Frost is trying to get across to his readers. These two words include: gloom and doom. According to the Oxford dictionary Gloom is defined as partial or total darkness and doom is defined as death, destruction, or some other terrible fate. Frost uses these words to help symbolize what the trees stand for in his poem. At the very beginning of the poem Frost is using the trees to symbolize the people of society he is trying to run away from. When Frost says “so old and firm they scarcely show they breeze” he is saying how society is so stuck in their ways and
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