Question

The poet
poet comprose moon It
a flower
a bird
an Evening star​

Answer 1

The Sun descending in the west,

The evening star does shine;

“The birds are silent in their nest,

And I must seek for mine."

The Moon, like a flower,

In heaven's high bower,

With silent delight

Sits and smiles on the night.

Farewell, green fields and happy groves,

Where lambs have nibbled, silent moves

The feet of angels bright;

Unseen they pour blessing,

And joy without ceasing,

On each bud' and blossom,

And each sleeping bosom.

“They look in every thoughtless nest,

Where birds are covered warm;

They visit caves of every beast,

To keep them all from harm."

If they see any weeping

That should have been sleeping

They pour sleep on their head,

And sit down by their bed. William Blake