Come over the hills and far with meAnd be my love in the rain.
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In Robert Frost's poem, the speaker invites someone to embark on a journey through nature, suggesting a romantic adventure away from the mundane. This imagery of hills and rain evokes a sense of freedom and connection with the natural world, emphasizing the joy and beauty found in companionship.
The rain symbolizes change and the cleansing aspects of life, making it a fitting backdrop for a love story. Frost's language portrays an idealized vision of love that thrives amidst the elements, encouraging an exploration of both emotional and physical landscapes with a beloved partner.
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