What is the meaning of Robert Frost poem called The Last word of a Bluebird?

Answer 1

In the poem the crow represents death and the blue bird, life.The spring can be heaven or a life after. Lesly seems to be his love or beloveds. The word is the breath that sustains life on this beautiful earth.

Answer 2

"The Last Word of a Bluebird" by Robert Frost is a reflection on the fleeting nature of life and the inevitability of death. The poem explores themes of mortality and the passage of time through the lens of a bluebird as it faces its own mortality. Frost uses the bluebird as a metaphor for the transience of life and the significance of finding beauty and meaning in the present moment.

Answer 3

The crow only told the little girl that the bluebird flew away because of the cold. The bluebird was so cold, he almost coughed his tail feathers off!!

He'll be back in the spring.

Answer 4

•In the poem, "The Last Word of a Bluebird," Robert Frost tells of a crow that informs a young girl, named Lesley, of bluebird's departure. Lesley was probably the bluebird's friend.

Answer 5

Metaphor