Night in March
'Night in March' Summary
The poem opens with the speaker describing a cold March night, yet a hint of spring is in the air. There is a sense of anticipation for the changes to come. As the night progresses, the speaker observes signs of spring's awakening: the first buds on trees, the chirping of birds, and the warmth of the moon. The speaker reflects on the cycle of nature, the death of winter and the rebirth of spring. The poem concludes with a celebration of the beauty and promise of the new season.Book Details
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Duncan Campbell Scott
Canada
Duncan Campbell Scott, a distinguished Canadian poet, writer, and government official, left an indelible mark on both the literary world and the sphere of Indigenous rights advocacy. His life and work...
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