summary of poem sun and moon?
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Based on the overall tone of this poem, it appears that the speaker is generally upset about the separation of the "sun and moon" or the man and woman and feels it is a good thing when they are rejoined. This poem is defined as allegory because of the dual meanings it presents.
A party is organised at Sun and Moon’s house in the dining room. The dining room is tastefully decorated with red ribbons and bunches of roses tied to the table at the corner and chairs with golden legs. Sun the boy and Moon the girl both are children of the host. They dress themselves in their fine dress.
At last the bell rings. The drawing room is surely out full of sweets smelling silky, rusting ladies and men in black with funny tails on their coats. They lose themselves in ball. It is a night of merry making. Beautiful ladies and men gathered to participate in the dance.
The bright lights over the faces of beautiful women and men. In the meantime, the Nurse takes the children from the ball party. Because they are not allowed to attend the ball. Children are shut in the door, but they are restless.
Then party ends and all the guests go away. The parents of the children go to them with their abnormal stage. Then they come in the dining room. They find a beautiful decorated dining room a pile of litters. Even the window’s panes are broken. Seeing these things Sun begins to weep.
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