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Explanation:

The Poetry of earth is never dead: (The poem opens with the poet asserting

that the „poetry of earth‟/ the „voice of

nature‟ is always alive.)

When all the birds are faint with the hot sun, (Even when all the singing birds are

tired in the hot summer

And hide in cooling trees, a voice will run and take shelter under the shady

branches of trees, the nature‟s song can

song can still be heard.)

From hedge to hedge about the new-mown mead; (A voice which runs from hedge to

hedge and around the freshly-cut

grasslands (meadow) is the

That is the Grasshopper‘s—he takes the lead Grasshopper‟s voice. The Grasshopper

takes over the duty of carrying on with

the everlasting song

In summer luxury,—he has never done even during summer

With his delights; for when tired out with fun as it is a luxury for him.

He rests at ease beneath some pleasant weed. (The Grasshopper is fun-loving and

cheerful in summer. He takes rest

under the pleasant weeds only when he

has worked hard and found it  

pleasurable.)

The poetry of earth is ceasing never: (The poet repeats the main theme of

the sonnet that the voice of the earth

never comes to an end.)

On a lone winter evening, when the frost (In an isolated winter evening, when

Has wrought a silence, from the stove there shrills frost has put everyone and everything

on silent mode, one can still hear the

song of Cricket coming from the

stove.)

The Cricket‘s song, in warmth increasing ever, (So, the chilly atmosphere forces the

cricket to seek warmth indoors but

he cannot stop his music. Rather, his

music gets louder with the passage

of time (in warmth increasing ever).

And seems to one in drowsiness half lost, (To a man who is feeling sleepy, (in

drowsiness half-lost)

The Grasshopper‘s among some grassy hills. the Cricket‟s song sounds exactly like

the Grasshopper‟s voice among some

grassy hills during the summer

season.)

SUMMARY

Every poet has been attracted towards the beauty of nature. John Keats is no exception to this

and finds nature beautiful in all seasons not excluding the hot summer and cold winter. He

says that the earth is always singing. When the birds stop singing in the hot summer finding a

cool place, we find the grasshopper singing and flying from hedge to hedge. He sings

tirelessly and when tired, rests beneath some weed.

When the birds are silent in very cold weather, the earth never stops and expresses its

pleasure through different beings like the cricket. It seems to be increasing in warmth every

moment and half-asleep human beings feel it to be a grasshopper‟s song coming from grassy

hills. The poet means that people like to feel the warmth of summer even in bleak winter by

mistaking the Cricket‟s song for the Grasshopper‟s.

The Grasshopper and the Cricket carry on with the nature‟s persistent music, no matter what

the season is or how the atmosphere remains. Though they are two very little insects, who

take the big responsibility. That is why the poet has used personification on them by

capitalizing their names and using personal pronouns like „he‟ and „his‟.

The poem is symbolic where the Grasshopper and the Cricket both symbolize the constant

joyous mood of nature irrespective of season. In the lucidity of language, in its spontaneous

rhythm and theme of nature, the sonnet (a poem of fourteen lines using any of a number of

formal rhyme schemes, in English typically having ten syllables per line) has been a fine

example of a romantic poem.

THEME OF THE POEM

That nature is always a spontaneous source of optimism and happiness is the theme of the

poem. Nature never imparts pessimism and is never sad. Nature is always singing through the

mediums like grasshopper in summer and cricket in winter. Change in situation on weather

does not bring hindrances in the ever continuous mirth of nature.

The Cricket's song . . .‖

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