I'll Glance in the Field
I'll Glance in the Field - meaning Summary
Nature as Consolation
Yesenin’s short lyric evokes a rural, restorative vision in which fields, sky and untended groves represent a personal paradise and renewal. The speaker returns to nature’s rhythms—rye stacks, herds, a golden fountain—and senses a healing compassion at work in the world. The closing lines suggest that human suffering is being eased by a gentle, almost maternal force, making the landscape a site of consolation and spiritual repair.
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