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auspex by james russell lowell my heart, i cannot still it, nest that h…

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auspex by james russell lowell my heart, i cannot still it, nest that had song - birds in it; and when the last shall go the dreary days to fill it, instead of lark or linnet, shall winter dead leaves and snow. had they been swallows only, without the passion stronger that skyward longs and sings, - woes me, i shall be lonely when i can feel no longer the impatience of their wings! a moment, sweet delusion, like birds the brown leaves hover, but it will not be long before their wild confusion fall evening - down to cover the poet and his song. in auspex, the phrase dead leaves and snow at the end of the first stanza implies that the speaker is experiencing emotional maturity that comes with aging; physical weakness as aging occurs; feelings of indifference and numbness; an absence of love or passion

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Breve explicación:

La frase "dead leaves and snow" (hojas muertas y nieve) en el contexto del poema sugiere un estado de ausencia de pasión y amor. Las hojas muertas y la nieve son imágenes frías y sin vida, lo que se asocia con la ausencia de los sentimientos ardientes y vitales que el hablante ya no experimenta.

Respuesta:

an absence of love or passion

Answer:

Breve explicación:

La frase "dead leaves and snow" (hojas muertas y nieve) en el contexto del poema sugiere un estado de ausencia de pasión y amor. Las hojas muertas y la nieve son imágenes frías y sin vida, lo que se asocia con la ausencia de los sentimientos ardientes y vitales que el hablante ya no experimenta.

Respuesta:

an absence of love or passion