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What is the meaning if the poem 'Snowstorm' Ralph Waldo Emerson line by line
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"The Snow-Storm" is a poem written by Ralph Waldo Emerson. The poem speaks about the entire event of a snow-storm. It begins by saying the storm was "Announced by all the trumpets of the sky", meaning lightening, and then suddenly it "Hides hills and woods, the river and the heaven," and "the farm-house". He goes on to say that due to the storm "all friends shut out, the housemates sit / Around the radiant fireplace", because they can't go out and it's cold. Emerson goes on by saying how quickly the snow changes everything and what it makes it look like. He calls it "astonished Art" and "frolicarchitecture". Of course, not everyone is happy. "Maugre the farmer's sighs".
"The Snow-Storm" is a one stanza poem with 28 lines. There is not a rhyme scheme. It is written in iambic-pentameter.
"The Snow-Storm" is a one stanza poem with 28 lines. There is not a rhyme scheme. It is written in iambic-pentameter.
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