The word "kindred," used to describe the spider in line 11, lies in confrontation to "assorted," in line four. Earlier in the poem, it is implied that the moth, the spider, and the flower are different, but the word "kindred" implies that they are related by blood or by friendship, not just by their similarity in color. ...

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"Design" Robert Frost while writing Design as his other entire poems he was seeking the result. He was searching for reality of the nature and the world. He has used insects and the product of nature in his poem for many reasons. The most important reason is that he wanted his rea...

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