She Slept Beneath a Tree
poem 25
She Slept Beneath a Tree - meaning Summary
A Brief, Intimate Remembrance
The poem offers a compact, intimate recollection of a woman sleeping beneath a tree, remembered only by the speaker. The narrator touches a cradle and notes the woman’s recognition of a foot, then observes her in a vivid carmine suit. The short lines compress a moment of tactile memory and sudden visual clarity, leaving open whether the scene is waking, dreaming, or a metaphor for vanished presence.
Read Complete AnalysesShe slept beneath a tree Remembered but by me. I touched her Cradle mute She recognized the foot Put on her carmine suit And see!
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