the poetry on earth is never dead".Explain with reference to the poem on the grasshopper and the cricket
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'On the Grasshopper and Cricket' written by 'John Keats' is a nature poem that conveys the idea that the poetry of earth is never dead. In the summer season, when the birds are tired due to hot sun that is shining and they are resting in the trees, a grasshopper runs from hedge to hedge about the newly mown meadow singing songs while in the winter season, when the humans are sub-conscious, it is the cricket who continues to sing the poetry of Earth. Thus, the grasshopper and cricket act as symbols telling that poetry of earth is everlasting.
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'On the Grasshopper and Cricket' written by 'John Keats' is a nature poem that conveys the idea that the poetry of earth is never dead. In the summer season, when the birds are tired due to hot sun that is shining and they are resting in the trees, a grasshopper runs from hedge to hedge about the newly mown meadow singing songs while in the winter season, when the humans are sub-conscious, it is the cricket who continues to sing the poetry of Earth. Thus, the grasshopper and cricket act as symbols telling that poetry of earth is everlasting.
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The poet says that the poem of the earth is not dead because if in the day time the chirping of the birds keeps the earth alive, at night it is the voice of the cricket which keeps the music going. ... So the music continues be devoid of the time and seasons.
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