After Apple Picking
What is intrinsic and extrinsic motivation? Intrinsic
motivation is when someone does something to benefit themselves. Extrinsic
motivation is when people do something for their image. In the poem “After
Apple Picking” by Robert Frost the poem conveys intrinsic motivation by using
metaphors “The wood chuck could say weather it’s like his long sleep, as I
describe its coming on or just some human sleep”. The message Frost conveys is
that people can be satisfied in the beginning but might get tired in the end of
life.
The
poem explains how we should not go threw life doing what we hate but enjoy what
we do in life. The poem “After Apple picking” uses metaphors to explain to us
how we should go threw life doing what we love. “And I keep hearing from the cellar bin the rumbling sound, of load on load of apples coming in” Frost conveys a sense of
exhaustion in his life by telling us that there are so many apples that have
been picked over the season. Frost states “I’m over tired of the great harvest
I myself desired”. Frost is saying he has worked so hard and now he is tired of
the harvest he did desired a while ago but now he does not desire it no longer.
In the poem “After Apple picking” Frost is
explaining the way you can live life with some regrets and they might not
realize them until the end.