Angels, in the Early Morning
poem 94
Angels, in the Early Morning - meaning Summary
Angels Tending Nature's Cycles
The poem imagines angels moving through natural settings at different times of day, gently gathering dew-laden buds in the morning and carrying parched flowers amid hot sand at midday. It contrasts refreshment and fatigue, portraying the angels as caretakers whose actions emphasize the shifting conditions of nature. The brief scenes suggest both tenderness and the inevitability of change, inviting readers to see spiritual presence in ordinary cycles of growth, heat, and decline without making a single explicit theological claim.
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