The poem’s setting overlap a little bit by all of them being in open, wide spaces most likely taking place outside. The first is a farm in which the narrator acquired somehow, most likely through inheritance. The second is about a spider making a web somewhere big, quiet, and alone. The third poem is outside, probably sometime in the 1800’s. The narrator is surrounded by woods with vibrant, bright colors, he is not quite a wanderer but a traveler. The last poem is also in the woods, but surrounded by blankets of white snow and ice. Just like no two snowflakes are the same, the authors use the setting to differentiate the poems from each
The poem’s setting overlap a little bit by all of them being in open, wide spaces most likely taking place outside. The first is a farm in which the narrator acquired somehow, most likely through inheritance. The second is about a spider making a web somewhere big, quiet, and alone. The third poem is outside, probably sometime in the 1800’s. The narrator is surrounded by woods with vibrant, bright colors, he is not quite a wanderer but a traveler. The last poem is also in the woods, but surrounded by blankets of white snow and ice. Just like no two snowflakes are the same, the authors use the setting to differentiate the poems from each