Question

The autumn comes, a maiden fair in slenderness and grace, with nodding rice-stems in her hair and lilies in her face. in flowers of grasses she is clad; and she moves along, birds greet her with their cooing glad like a bracelet's tinkling song. a diadem adorns the night ! of multitudinous stars; her silken robe in white moonlight, set free from cloudy bars; and on her face ( the radiant moon ) bewitched smiles are shown: she seems a slender maid, who soon will be a woman grown.

you can use the following points while appreciating the given poem: title, poet, theme & central idea( at least 3 to 4 lines), rhyme scheme, figure of speech.​

Answer 1

Answer:

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