In Fern Hill, what does the speaker eventually realize about death?

Death comes for everyone.

Old people do not think of death.

Death is a common occurrence for animals on the farm.

Death is not real.

This poem "Fern Hill" is written by Dylan Thomas in which he describes how he remembers a carefree and joyful youth at a place called Fern Hill. As a child he had many adventures there, but in the end of the poem he writes about the inevitability of Death.

Question: In Fern Hill, what does the speaker eventually realize about death?

Answer: Death comes for everyone

In Fern Hill, the speaker eventually realize about Death comes for everyone.

Answer: Option A

Explanation:

The poet thinks that the time is eternal and constant for everyone. He explains through his structured poem about the progression of a human through his life. The poet did not think about death and enjoys his youthfulness in his adolescence.

While he enjoys a perfect youthful time, the author also compares the time to watery substance. He says the time keeps moving him towards the death. Though he looked like a master, he was just moving along with time to his deathbed.