Friday, January 3, 2003

Summer Wind Comments

Rating: 2.8

It is a sultry day; the sun has drank
The dew that lay upon the morning grass,
There is no rustling in the lofty elm
That canopies my dwelling, and its shade
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William Cullen Bryant
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rachel 17 April 2020

do you know the theme?

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Braden jefferies 20 June 2018

What is the tone and theme of this poem

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Kim Barney 19 July 2015

Did Bryant really make the grammar mistake in the very first line, or did someone from PH type it incorrectly into their poem bank when they entered it? Correct would be the sun has DRUNK (not DRANK) the dew. This poem is better than the 5.5 rating given by the 31 voters so far.

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Hadil Diaf 19 July 2015

I liked it very much and indeed you made this summer day of mine even better despite this ugly heat.

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Hadil Diaf 19 July 2015

I really love reading these deep and touching word, you've made my summer better...

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Susan Williams 19 July 2015

This is the loveliest piece I have read in a long time. Reads easy, paints its scene simply, transmits its joy without overdone wordage. And oh how I welcome that breeze on a hot summer day.

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