Blossom Wite Bird Cherries Scatter
Blossom Wite Bird Cherries Scatter - meaning Summary
Spring Landscape and Love
This short poem paints a vivid spring landscape where bird-cherries bloom and rooks forage in dewy fields. Sensory detail—scent, sound, and movement—creates a pastoral mood. The speaker finds pleasure in secret, quiet delights and links the season to personal longing: a single beloved occupies his thoughts. The concluding image of scattering blossom foam and wandering through meadows unites natural renewal with the speaker's affectionate reverie.
Read Complete AnalysesBlossom wite bird cherries scatter On the on the dewy grass like snow. Hungry rooks in ploughland gather, Picked warms up as they go. Low the silk smooth grath is bending, Pitch scents to the pine-trees cling. Groves in leaf, and luscios meadows - How the senses reel in spring! Secret things give me pleasure, Heart-ease and delight they bring. There's a girl whose love I treasure And of her alone I thing. Shed your blossom-snow, bird cherries! Sing, birds, in they shady groves. Weaving up and down the meadow I'll go scattering flower foam.
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