Natures transcendental quality is described in Robert Frosts poem Birches The speaker of the poem is an older man who recalls the memory of being a swinger of birches The overwhelming aspects of his life cause him to yearn for the trouble free and undemanding times of childhood Although the poem is written from the speakers viewpoint the perspective of a specific boy is introduced These two outlooks offer contrasting perceptions of what the birch tree and act of climbing and swinging represent
The poem Birches written by Robert Frost is about a man reflecting on his life and when he was a child and how he wishes he could have that life back When he was young he could escape life by climbing the birches and be brought right back down by the trees flexibility 1 As he grew up the birches got weighted so much by other conflicts that he cant be brought up to how he used to be and could not escape adulthood and reality When I see birches bend to left and right across the line of straighter
Birches Robert Frosts Birches is a poem that makes you think how fast time goes In the poem the narrator was flashing back to when he was a child how he remembered it to clearly After reading the poem you want to treasure your moments in life When I read this it connects heaven and Earth bringing heaven to Earth The poem makes you think about what great things lay for you in the future even after Earth Places better than Earth Id like to get away from Earth awhile and then come back to it and b
Sarah Orne Jewett described an image when Sylvia and the cow followed the shady wood road lively Sarah used a string of verbs and adjectives such as let bare feet cool in shoal water twilight moths struck softly heart beats fast with pleasure birds and beasts say goodnight to each other in sleepy twitters soft and sweet air and escape from the shadow of the trees This string of verbs and adjectives takes readers into that gray shadow of shady wood road and moving leaves By reading this paragrap