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or literally its someone insane rambling about random things

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or literally its someone insane rambling about random things

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The season is all upset because Summer has left and now Fall is all alone.

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Experiencing loss and it reminds the speaker of another loss they have experienced

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Experiencing loss and it reminds the speaker of another loss they have experienced

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"Where have I heard this wind before"

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The speaker is someone who hears a familiar wind, is holding open a uneasy, fidgety door, and is looking down shore.

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The speaker is someone who hears a familiar wind, is holding open a uneasy, fidgety door, and is looking down shore.

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He is attacked by sinister leaves on his porch.
He has a secret that has gotten out.
He is alone. He has no one left but god

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someone who is lonely

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Someone who is full of regret and sorrow and now the speaker is left alone and afrai

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Probably lost someone, alone now, all by himself

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Probably lost someone, alone now, all by himself

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His house seems to be falling apart, lives a sad life

Bereft: (of a person) lonely and abandoned, especially through someone's death or departure.

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Someone who is at the end of their life and realizing that all he had is gone except for god. (change in season from summer to fall and the last line)

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A person who lost a loved one.
"Word I was in my life alone"

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-in the last line, Frost states it literally with: "no one left"
-Loss is common which justifies the first line: "Where had I heard this wind before?"
-Also the summer may not be the literal season but the time of the speaker's life being spent with his or her loved one.
-summer is over
-someone is gone
-speaker has the big sad.

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-lonely "Word I was in my life alone"
-someone who obviously has at least one secret and doesn't really want it to be known  "Told me my secret must be known"
-someone who has lost someone he/she really cared about, whether it was his/her wife/husband, family member, or friend "Word I was in my life alone, Word I had no one left but God"

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-someone who is old and has been through a lot

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-someone who is old and has been through a lot

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-what if bereft is an anagram
-he is a religious man, he believes I God and knows that he isn't really alone, no matter what problem there is

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depressed, alone man because he is mourning the loss of someone

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depressed, alone man because he is mourning the loss of someone

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"word I had no one left but God"

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a person who lost someone and feels alone (and is depressed)
-"Bereft" to be deprived of a loved one through a profound absence, especially due to death
-"summer was past and day was past" - summer/day have generally happy/content connotations and now those 'good ole days' are gone
-"Word I was in my life alone, Word I had no one left but God" - the person is alone in life and has no one left in the world
-"Word I was in the house alone" a house is no longer a home bc the person whom he/she loved is gone and so is the comfort they felt in that safe space
-"Somber clouds in the west were massed" -the clouds and storm contrast the summer and day in the earlier line, they are symbolic of dark days and depressing times