Robert Frost's 'Nothing Gold Can Stay'

Nothing last forever, that is the point that Robert Frost is trying to make in “ Nothing Gold Can Stay”. The first and last line have many different interpretations. Gold is synonymous to the good things in life as is in real life. Gold is also seen as wealth or currency. Natures first green is most likely the first strand of grass to grow on earth to show that life evolve or even the first patch of grass after a long cold winter. He compares this to gold. While green and gold are very different colors, in life they are one in the same because in nature green is a sign of life and a sign of better things to come; the same way a person who strikes gold would feel. Seeing green as the first sign of spring would also give a person of the safety