In the poem the laburnum top what is the birds movement
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used for saying that someone or something is more interesting, impressive, complicated etc than they seem to be. There's more to this apparently ordinary table than meets the eye.
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The poem describes the laburnum tree whose seeds have not only fallen but also the leaves have turned yellow. ... The whole tree trembles. The engine of the bird's family has appeared that is the mother goldfinch has brought food for her babies. The movement of the goldfinch is like a lizard, sleek and smooth
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