Thunder In The Garden (Unabridged)

Summary

Immerse yourself in a world where a summer storm rumbles through a verdant garden. In William Morris's evocative poem, "Thunder in the Garden," the pitter-patter of rain gives way to a booming crash, momentarily silencing the blackbird's song. Yet, as the storm departs, a sense of renewal emerges. The blackbird's melody returns, clearer and stronger than before. The speaker reflects on a past wrong, a memory brought to light by the cleansing rain. With each rumble fading, a newfound appreciation for beauty and the impermanence of hardship blooms. Let Morris's lyrical language transport you to a garden transformed, where the power of nature ushers in hope and a deeper understanding of the world.