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+t a, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , Summary | vy, In Khalil Cibran's poem ‘Song of the Flower’ the |, , lis that itis a kind word uttered and repeated by, (ris a star fallen from ‘the sky, Winter, 1s birth to it, Summer rears ne, , flower le, ihe voice of nature,, conceives it, Spring Biv!, , it dies in the Autumn., Inthe morning, it announces the coming of light, and, , in the evening, bids farewell to light. At night the moon | ~, and the stars watch over it. During day me, the sun}, watches over it, Flower is used on the occassions of we, ding and funeral, So it becomes a part of both joy a, SOrrow., , The flower loves to look up high to see only the light ), and never looks down to see the shadow. This is the w, , dom that man must learn from the flower, ‘hl, , Steady rhythm makes the poem perfect. It is divided, into uneven-stanzas. ‘They follow a musical flow, No, rhymerscheme is followed. Rhythm and figures of speect \, like alliteration (with whom winter), assonance (slept n, the bed) metaphor (I am a kind word, lama star) a ne, personification (Winter, Spring, Summer, Autumn), mak «, , the poem charming, The imagery is brilliant. The wor rt, choice is simple,