A Forest Idyl

A Forest Idyl by Madison Cawein

In Madison Julius Cawein's poem "A Forest Idyl," the narrator takes a journey through a forest, describing the beauty of the natural world around him. He marvels at the trees, the birds, and the animals, and is filled with a sense of awe and wonder. He also reflects on the power of nature, and how it can bring peace and solace to those who take the time to appreciate it. The poem ends with the narrator feeling a deep connection to the forest, and a newfound appreciation for its beauty.

By Madison Cawein · First published 1902 · Genre: Romantic Poetry, Nature Writing, Fantasy · 399 words

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I Beneath an old beech-tree They sat together, Fair as a flower was she Of summer weather.

They spoke of life and love, While, through the boughs above, The sunlight, like a dove, Dropped many a feather.

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