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What are the various things of beauty the speaker has seen?
What are the loveliest of all these things God has shown to the poet?
w To whom do the words in the last line refer to ?
w Why does the poet compare dawn and sunset to slow old tunes?
15. How does God's creation appear to the poet?
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In John Masefield's poem we get to see that the poet actually enumerates on a lot of things that he has actually observed being around nature and how beautiful he found it to be.
He uses a number of references along with figure of speeches to bring out the beauty of nature. His line in the poem " Dawn and sunset on the moors and windy hills" is compared to the solemn tunes that are found in Spain along with how their beauty is slow and old.
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