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BartSMP [9]2 years ago

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something around the basis of nature is beautiful but will not last forever and that everything will die off eventually

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Nimfa-mama [501]2 years ago

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The poem is about change and momentary existence. It says the green of spring is actually gold. This precious time is fleeting; it is Nature’s “hardest hue to hold.” This idea of not being able to hold on to things is repeated throughout the poem. The third and fourth lines of the poem discuss how a flower lasts only for a short time. In the final two lines, the poem discusses how dawn is brief before turning into day.

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this is the answer from the question on Edmentum.

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