From what a reader can observe, imagery is used to gain a reader’s perspective as well as sensation in “Fire and Ice”. The imagery in the poem enclose to the touchy feeling that attribute to the heat and the cold. Fire gives away heat and radiation. Although little heat feels warm and comfy, but too much fire results in pain such as a burn and death. Also the sight of fire makes it look interesting and beautiful, but at the same time dangerous to touch. Likewise, the cool nature of ice can be restrained by soothing a sore muscle or cooling off the body on a hot day, but too much and the skin is destroyed through a frostbite. If a reader were to listen to the sound of fire, they can hear the crack of the wood as well as the high-pitched squeak
