Hi there! I'll be reviewing all of the parts to this, so expect to see more of me soon! ^^
I really like the idea of this! I'm not exactly the best at poetry, but nature ideas come easily to me when I want to write. Nature is such a beautiful thing in general, and digging farther into the more specific parts of nature like the icy lakes, snow filled forests, and animals being productive is one way to show that beauty.
Regarding the Robert Frost lines within, I do believe they fit in really neatly. I didn't even recognize they weren't your own lines until I read some of the other reviews here, which is honestly really amazing. The tone and voice of this poem is perfect for more including of lines too, because it can probably be added onto without trouble.
I also agree with the feeling of being in the same areas as the setting, but towards the end I begin to lose that. I am mainly focusing on the last stanza over any other one because it gets rid of most of the nature imagery, but it begins much earlier than that if you dig into the word choices and small phrasings.
I am mainly looking at "It may lead to Joy from Gloom / Or for the ones who don’t believe / From Felicity to Doom" because I am not sure what that means exactly. I do think I understand the basics of what it might mean though, but I'll just mention it in case.
This was fun! See you on part two soon!
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