Question

Robert frost alludes to eden in “nothing gold can stay” to make the point that eden __________. is thought to have been filled with gold, just as nature’s first color is gold was perfect for a short time, just as spring’s earliest growth is perfect for a short time is a place frost has often visited, just as he has seen many springs remained perfect forever, just as the world in frost’s poem does

Answer 1

The answer that best completes the statement above is the last option. The reason why Robert Frost implies to Eden in "Nothing Gold Can Stay" in order to point out that it remained perfect forever, just like the world in the poem of Frost does. "Nothing Gold Can Stay" is actually a poem that was written by Robert Frost. Hope this helps.