What is one idea explored in both “The Song of the Storm-Spirits” and “The Adventure Itself”?

Both titles explore the idea of adventure and facing your fears.

Explanation: “The Song of the Storm-Spirits” and “The Adventure Itself” convey the reader a message of adventure. In the first poem, the author talks about fear and how we commonly spend dark times waiting for happiness to come, when If we don't look for it in the worst of times, and take any adventure thrown at us, it will never come. Likewise, in the second story, the author implies that the real adventure is in the search itself.

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