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Autumn
Something told the wild geese It was time to go Though the fields lay golden Something whispered snow Leaves were green and stirring Berries luster glossed But beneath warm feathers Something cautioned frost All the sagging orchards Steamed with amber spice But each wild breast stiffened At remembered ice Something told the wild geese It was time to fly Summer sun was on their wings Winter, winter, winter in their cry
No.
The theme of the poem "Something Told the Wild Geese" by Rachel Field is the natural cycle of migration and the call of instinct. The poem explores the idea of listening to one's inner voice and following one's natural instincts, much like the wild geese who know when it is time to leave. It also touches on the themes of change, freedom, and the connection between humans and nature.
No, because "told" ends with a "d" and "control" doesn't." Also the "r" in "control" presents a problem. "Trolled" and "controlled" rhyme.
Both depict the beauty of nature at the same time of year.
"Something Told the Wild Geese" is a free verse poem written by Rachel Field. It conveys a sense of naturalistic beauty and the importance of heeding one's inner call to return to a simpler way of living, connecting with nature, and finding peace. The poem's imagery and themes evoke a contemplative mood that resonates with readers seeking solace and connection with the natural world.
in the stanza something is referred to the sixth sense of the geese which is telling it that winters are going to arrive and it is the time to start for migration.the poet also says that the confields are still golden that means they are ripe but their sixth sense is warning them of the upcoming winter.
told and old and sold and bald all rhyme with withhold
If they didn't, they was gonna get rolled.
told her. mold her. scold her. folder. etc
* bold * cold * fold * gold * hold * mold * old * told