In the first stanza, Robert Frost tells us that we should learn to get rid of our anxieties about future and enjoy living in the moment gifted to us. How does the poet reinforce this message in the last stanza? Explain.

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1.	In the first stanza, Robert Frost tells us that we should learn to get rid of our anxieties about future and enjoy living in the moment gifted to us. How does the poet reinforce this message in the last stanza? Explain.
Answer» In the first stanza, Robert Frost tells us that we should learn to get rid of our anxieties about future and enjoy living in the moment gifted to us. The poet reinforces this message in the last stanza by saying that what we see in nature is the reflection of God’s love. Only God can give love in such abundance. Our duty is to enjoy the feast he has supplied and by doing that we will be fulfilling his desires. God gives us all this beauty to make us happy and if we refuse to enjoy it, we are actually insulting God. Not enjoying it would be like not tasting the delicious dishes our host has lovingly prepared for us.