This Poem by Hart Crane is a kind of scary poem if you think about it! Because it says “The window licks the night”, which to me sounds like there is somebody or something outside going to get him! But it also could be, being alone in the dark because he has a fire going and piles on the logs! He also exclaims that it is not fear, But he still wants his friends to hold him!
| Posted on 2009-02-02 | by a guest
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The first stanza is about the host trying to be brave and comforting and make everyone feel safe and welcome, but the dark is outside.
The second stanza the host is trying to make his own fear go away while still denying that it is there, but the dark is still outside.
| Posted on 2007-02-25 | by a guest
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The first stanza is about the host trying to be brave and comforting and make everyone feel safe and welcome, but the dark is outside.
The second stanza the host is trying to make his own fear go away while still denying that it is there, but the dark is still outside.
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