Question

I discover where frozen flowers burrow and dream.

Cherish them.
They rise in unison, painting the earth by creating kaleidoscopes.
They are brilliant palettes in the morning light in this meadow called Sonora.

What comparisons does the poem suggest?


Please, explain in one sentence.

Answer 1

Not to be bugging you, but first, correct "plz" to please.

1. The setting is a meadow; it is called Sonora. Currently it is morning.

2.The visual images of this poem is a wide, grassy meadow, with flowers of so many different colors waving in the light of the morning, after the cold of the dark.

3. Comparisons the poem suggests is the flowers compare to kaleidoscopes and brilliant palettes.

This was very simple... Work on your inferring. A lot.