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Imagery- "Cool brick paths and the garden bursting with peonies", "snow-covered cottage."
Figurative Language- The author compares the sky to a glass paperweight, "larger dome of blue and white."
The end of the poem is saying that you are setting the people free from the cold winter into the warm spring.
The author creates a tone of joy, playfulness, and happiness in the poem by describing a beautiful spring day.
letting the people inside go free
from the snowy cottage
they can go out
holding hands and squinting from the sun
into a bigger dome of color
Today is that kind of day.
If there was a perfect spring day
with an unsteady wind
it makes you want to open
the windows in your home
and open the canary's cage
rip open the door
The poem is in present tense.
The speaker and attitude stays consistent throughout the poem.
the walkways
and the garden are full of peonies
it feels so drawn in the sky
that you can
break the glass paperweight
sitting on the table
The title is telling the readers that the poem is describing a spring day.
The poem is describing the change from winter to spring and how good spring feels.
The poet is saying that a perfect spring day can make someone "throw open all the windows in the house."