Imagery In Robert Frost's Nothing Gold Can Stay

“Nothing Gold Can Stay” is a short poem written by Robert Frost that expresses how nothing good can last forever. Frost explains this through a use of imagery. Similarly, I can compare my experience of going up the Empire State Building to this poem. The sunset from there was an extraordinary view. But like most beautiful and perfect things, it won’t last forever. Unfortunately, a sunset only lasts for a certain amount of time. I figure that, almost every person has experienced such an amazing and pure moment that, they seize to let go of the moment. Time cannot freeze, but memories last forever. Frost uses nature as the main symbol in his poem to make the message in his poem easier to interpret. The cycle of life and death shown through