The ‘message’ of the poem appears to be that the poet would not renounce his darker, wilder moods, because they help him to write (raining down words, as he puts it), and that, in turn, makes him happy.
#POEMS ABOUT THE BEAUTIFUL WEATHER FULL#
We will see that, even if it didn’t go as planned and even if painful circumstances robbed us of sunshine for a season if we hold onto faith, we will see the growth and the blooming that took place even in the wintry moments of our lives.Davies (1871-1940) is best-known for the poem ‘Leisure’, with its opening lines, ‘What is this life if, full of care, / We have no time to stand and stare.’ But this fine poem is altogether less placid than ‘Leisure’: it uses the thunderstorm as a metaphor for the mind’s turbulence and tumult. If we continue to plant seeds of hope, love, and faith and uproot the doubt that threatens to overtake us, we will see something beautiful. But we can look for the light even in the dark nights of winter. These little lies plant themselves into our hearts like weeds threatening to smother what’s good and what’s true. When we go through difficult situations, we can sometimes wonder if there’s a purpose or if we have broken a situation beyond repair. It’s easy to lose faith when doubt clouds your vision and your heart grows cold. When I read this piece, I imagine warmth and light coming over the horizon reminding me not to be afraid to step forward into new adventures. Even if you’ve felt knocked off balance by the waves of change before, this piece speaks to the hope of new beginnings. This piece doesn’t minimize the force of the waves but rather hopes to reframe it as something good. We can also view the waves as something fearful or as the forward movement into something exciting and exhilarating. When we think of water, it can be destructive or nourishing. I really appreciated the contrast of salt and honey in this piece as well as the thought of the waves being a force to propel you forward into new things. Hard seasons may feel fruitless and gray at the moment, but, if you are patient and give yourself time, you may be surprised what will grow and thrive in the next season. The writer illustrates the beauty that can come out of tough seasons of life as well as the gentle strength it takes to “forgive in flowers.” This poem is a reminder that beautiful things can bloom out of heartbreak and pain. I love the imagery in this piece and the thought of planting seeds where it hurts. We can find warmth and healing even when the world feels cold and unforgiving. There is so much strength in searching for the light, even when your skies feel darkened by life’s hardships. This piece is a beautiful reminder of how much perspective can change our surroundings and the climate of our hearts. Like spring or summer, I hope these words remind you of the sunshine to come. But the right words can bring warmth back to our hearts, no matter what the weather has in store for us.
When the temperatures drop, our spirits often do too.
The winter can wither a soul that’s been left in the cold too long.
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