As the climate calms down

English16 lines1 public analyses
Original Poetry
Translation
As the climate calms down
When the weather gets calm
As the air starts warming up
When the air warms up
Here comes that lovely sound
You hear that lovely sound
The peace of flowers growing up
The peace of flowers growing
Just like winter fades into spring
Just like winter changes to spring
Like spring blends into summer
Like spring changes to summer
Change is a key part of being
Change is a key part of life
And healing like no other
And it heals like nothing else
I and the sky
Me and the sky
You and the moon
You and the moon
We and the sea
Us and the sea
Interconnected
All connected
So if you use your eyes
So if you use your eyes
Look at the sun, sky and trees
Look at the sun, sky, and trees
Then you shall realize
Then you will see
Just how cool it is to be
How cool it is to be
 

Explanation

This poem celebrates the natural cycles and changes in the environment, emphasizing the calming and healing effects of these transitions. The imagery of seasons changing from winter to spring, and spring to summer, highlights the inevitability and beauty of change. The poem also explores the interconnectedness of all things, using the relationships between the sky, moon, and sea as metaphors for human connections. The final stanza encourages the reader to appreciate the simple wonders of nature, suggesting that by observing the world around us, we can find joy and a sense of belonging.

Word Dictionary7

WordIn EnglishPlain (English)Pron.
calmsbecomes peacefulbecomes quiet and peacefulkaalmz
blendsmixesmixes smoothlyblendz
interconnectedlinked togetherconnected with each otherinter-kuh-nek-tid
realizeunderstandcome to understandree-uh-lahyz
healingmaking betterrestoring healthhee-ling
essentialnecessaryabsolutely necessaryih-sen-shuhl
existbe aliveto be alive or presentig-zist

Poet & Context

Poet
EraContemporary

The poet's identity is not found, suggesting this may be a contemporary or amateur piece not widely published.


WhenUnknown
WhyThe poem reflects on the natural cycles of change and interconnectedness in nature, suggesting a theme of harmony and appreciation for the environment.
FormFree verse

Themes & More

NatureChangeInterconnectednessAppreciation
Imagery: Vivid descriptions of nature and seasons.Metaphor: Seasons and natural elements as metaphors for life and relationships.Personification: Giving human-like qualities to nature (e.g., 'the peace of flowers growing').