On the grasshopper and the cricket by john Keats summary.

The Poem

The poet:

John Keats was a famous poet of Romantic period. He came in view otter Coleridge and Wordsworth. He is mainly famous for his vivid image of serious appeal . Some of his famous works are ode to the nightingale, Hyperion and Isabella.

 

Theme of the poem:

In this poem the poet John Keats expressed that the music of nature is never cease, it continued through the cycle of seasons. The poem is a sonnet in which the grasshopper continued his music in the Octave and the cricket in Sestet.

 

summary:

In this poem the poet traced upon natural beauty. That is the music of nature that plays through the cycle of seasons by different singer of nature. And which is more It never cease, continuous time to time. When all the birds are jaded with the scorching heat of sun then they hide under a cooling tree. At that time another creature the Grasshopper comes to fill the vacuum and its music is heard from hedge to hedge through the meadows when he gets tired with his fun the he rests beneath some pleasant weed.

In winter time, when surroundings became silent, the cricket plays has music to increase the warmth and in drowsiness one could hear Grasshopper song among some grassy hills.