Monday, May 14, 2001

A Drop Fell On The Apple Tree Comments

Rating: 3.0

A drop fell on the apple tree
Another on the roof;
A half a dozen kissed the eaves,
And made the gables laugh
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Emily Dickinson
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Chinedu Dike 28 August 2022

An interesting creation nicely put together with beautiful rhyme scheme

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Sylvia Frances Chan 28 August 2022

5 STARS for this uplifting poem and To MyFavourites! . WHERE are my words for this about the 5 STARS and so on for my dear ED? I wonder where it got lost

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Sylvia Frances Chan 28 August 2022

EMILY DICKINSON, my most favourite Classic Poets of all time, gives me with this poem enormous JOY and YOUTH, as if she is still alive. Poems can do wonders

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Sylvia Frances Chan 28 August 2022

TWO: Here, the poet explores themes of nature, rebirth or revitalization, and liveliness/life. The poem emphasizes the transformative nature of rain in a dry, summer environment. Throughout the mood is uplifting and lighthearted.

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Sylvia Frances Chan 28 August 2022

ONE: A drop fell on the apple tree' by Emily Dickinson is filled with joy. It describes, with ED's classic skill, images of the summer season and how a storm can influence it.

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amalie 01 December 2020

jeg kommer ikke på noe dikt om tre

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Divya.Macsuedon 05 September 2018

I wrote about snowflakes nourishing the apples Now you speaketh to me. Missed reading this.

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Resh Kav 25 June 2017

Refreshing one. good to read

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Indira Renganathan 30 October 2016

A Drop Fell On The Apple Tree I have enjoyed watching the rain pearls along the clothes-line for so many times when it rains....rain drops are not pearls in Emily's words..but diamonds..superb-10 (Repor

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Susan Williams 22 September 2016

There is something particularly charming about this poem- - she gives us such unique phrases and words used in different contexts.- - - A half a dozen kissed the eaves, And made the gables laugh.- - - - - - The sunshine threw his hat away, The orchards spangles hung.

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Mizzy ........ 22 September 2016

Class writing by Emily!

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Seamus O Brian 22 September 2016

Emily's love of nature is so embodied in her verse. It resonates so charmingly as she teaches us how to look at a simple rain shower through her eyes.

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Veer Dhiman 22 September 2016

Juicy poems...As fresh as apples...

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Edward Kofi Louis 22 September 2016

Free! ! In the glee. Nice work.

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Rajnish Manga 22 September 2016

Beautiful portrayal of the charms of nature as it appears in a drizzle. Thanks. A drop fell on the apple tree / Another on the roof A few went out to help the brook / That went to help the sea.

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Ratnakar Mandlik 22 September 2016

Fantastic flight of imagery and a wonderful style have created this wonderful poem that is a pleasure to read. Thanks for sharing it here.

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Angelina Holmes 04 May 2014

I like apples. This poem is so refreshing.

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* Sunprincess * 29 April 2014

..........i love the title, wish i wrote this one...enjoyed..

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* Sunprincess * 30 March 2014

........a very nice write....love the theme and the title...especially the title...enjoyed..

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Jon Alan 19 June 2007

Marvelously entertaining and very proactive, in terms of her 'twist of fate' of the poem's theme, in the last few lines.

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