What does the poem On The Grasshopper and the Cricket mean?
What does the poem On The Grasshopper and the Cricket mean?
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The poem “On The Grasshopper and the Cricket” means that nature is alive, merry-making and persistent. It never stops from singing. During the spring season, birds sing, when summer appears, grasshopper takes the lead and when winter comes, cricket takes the position. So one part or the other of the nature keeps her alive.
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