Winter

Although the tone of both poems is bleak, the tone of ‘A November Landscape’ brightens at the end, while the tone of ‘Winter’ grows even more bleak The poems ‘A November Landscape’ and ‘Winter’, both portrays the coldness and the bitterness of winter. The author describes the coldest season that implies a very sinister atmosphere. He also transmits to us a dark, gloomy and a hostile image who reveals a fear from the unknown, his …

…look, touch his hand, speak with his bitter breath.’ The two authors of ‘A November Landscape’ and ‘Winter ’ have the same perception of life. They describe the coldest season as a symbol of death related to darkness and desolation. Literally, winter has always been stereotyped, but depending on the author point of view, he can, whether remain the same dark image, or go beyond it and make us explore another side of the dark season.