How does the poet 'know enough of hate'? Where will this 'hate' l… - Vidyadip

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How does the poet 'know enough of hate'? Where will this 'hate' lead to?

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There is no need of 'fire' to destroy the world. Even 'ice' is sufficient and strong enough to cause the destruction of this world. If this world has to 'perish twice', then there is no need of fire to destroy it twice. 'Ice' is as 'strong and “great' a cause that can cause the end of this world.

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