Madhabi the Spring Flower

                            Madhabi the Spring Flower

The poem Madhobi the Young spring

flower is based around a rare flower

that only grows for a short duration and

then it dies. It's a very beautiful flower.

The first line, "Madhobi, the young

spring flower" indicates that Madhobi

only grows in the spring season

The second line, "Is in a rush to leave",

indicates that it's lifespan is about to

end.

The third line, "as soon as it arrives",

indicates it's in a rush to leave as soon

as it arrives (i.e grows). This indicates

it's short lifespan.

 

The fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, and

eighth lines, '"'No no!" Cry out the

leaves, whispering protest"

This line indicates that the leaves

surrounding the Madhobi spring flower

are protesting and requesting the

flower to not leave.