According to the poet, the poem (singing and merry-making) never finishes though it may be summer or winter. Her merry-making exists not restricted to spring. During the hot summer, grasshopper descants while in the winters, cricket sings. So nature exists still alive and merry-making.
<h3>How does the poet explain the beauty of nature?</h3>
'On the Grasshopper and Cricket' authored by 'John Keats' exists nature poetry that shares the view that the poem of the earth exists never dead. In the summer season, when the birds exist weakened due to the hot sun that exists shining and they exist relaxing in the trees, a grasshopper varies from hedge to hedge around the recently cut meadow singing songs while in the winter season, when the humans exist sub-conscious, it exists the cricket who persists to sing the poetry of Earth. Therefore, the grasshopper and cricket act as characters suggesting that the poetry of earth exists everlasting.
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What is in the description? what does it talk about ?
<span>Kafkasque is the expresion used to name the specific
atmosphere in the works of Czech writer Franc Kafka. His novels and stories
were so original and fresh, that literary critics and theoretics invented this
new word, which is later used to describe the situations in fiction or even in
reality which are similarly absurd, surreal and strange like those in Kafka's
books. The main topics of his work were alienation, existential anxiety and
guilt. His characters are isolated individuals dealing with bizare and surreal
problems and absurd and incomprehensible social-bureaucratic powers. Kafkas most important works
are: story "The Metamorphosis" and novels "The Trial" and "The Castle".</span>
