The poem describes the feelings of spring inside the speaker as a never-ending whirlwind that is both constant and unexpected, blowing sometimes hard and cold like a destructive storm, and other times being calm with bright sunshine that can appease the storm. The concluding lines say that we all have inner springs that can feel either calm and bright or cold and stormy.
The poem describes the feelings of spring inside the speaker as a never-ending whirlwind that is both constant and unexpected, blowing sometimes hard and cold like a destructive storm, and other times being calm with bright sunshine that can appease the storm. The concluding lines say that we all have inner springs that can feel either calm and bright or cold and stormy.
The poem describes the feelings of spring inside the speaker as a never-ending whirlwind that is both constant and unexpected, blowing sometimes hard and cold like a destructive storm, and other times being calm with bright sunshine that can appease the storm. The concluding lines say that we all have inner springs that can feel either calm and bright or cold and stormy.