Question

Summery of the poem the voilet by jane talyor

Answer 1

The poem 'Violet' by Jane Taylor appreciates the modesty and humility of violet flower which grows in green shady bed. With its bent stalk and lowered head it seems to be hiding there. The poetess feels that with all its beauty and loveliness it could be a part of rosy bower instead of hiding there. Yet it is happy to be there in that modest place and spreads its perfume in silent shade. The poetess longs to go to the valley to see this flower so that she could also learn humility from it.

Answer 2

Jane Tylor has very aptly described the modesty, fragility and beauty of the violet flower in the poem "The Violet". She refers to the purple coloured violet flower as an epitome of creativity with a tinge of modesty imbibed within it. she rightfully creates the positive tone of the poem and states that the humility and the humbleness of the flower is commendable as it is always contented with what it has. Rather than getting demoralised, the violet flower has the self-worthiness to keep on continuing with the diffusion of a sweet fragrance in the valley. Its silence is its power and strength that enables it to carry on with the task of emitting the fragrance even if alone.