Question

What does the line "So dawn goes down to day" in Frost's poem indicate?

the speaker's obsession with sunlight
the passage of time
a change in the poem's point of view
the end of the poem

Answer 1

Answer: the passage of time

Step-by-step explanation:

The whole idea of this poem by Robert Frost titled, ''Nothing Gold Can Stay'' is that as time goes by, beautiful things will eventually wither, decay and die so it is best to enjoy them whilst one still can.

The alliteration: "So dawn goes down to day", represent that passage of time because as the hours in a day go by, dawn eventually becomes day signifying that time has gone by.