appreciation of the poem silver by Walter de la mare
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The poem Silver appreciates the beauty of the moon and the glistening stars at night. They give everything a silvery look. When they appear between the tree branches, it looks as if the tree has borne silver fruits. As the silver beam falls on the sleeping dog, it looks as if the dog has silver paws. Similarly, the doves and mice seem to have feathers and claws and eyes made of silver. Even the stream in which the fish reside looks as if it is silver. The reeds by the side of the stream are no different.
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The poem "silver " written by "Walter de la mare" in which he beautifully describes the situation about nature . The poet talks about the beauty of night with the moon as well as the stars. The shinness of moon and stars give everything a silvery look. Everything he is looking to is looks like silver to him the dogs claws, mice and even the streams are silver . This all represent the beautification of nature, which poet describes aesthetically.
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