The
poet
describes
his
experience
of
what
he
____________________
in
the
Laburnum
tree
.
It
begins
by
describing
how
the
leaves
of
the
tree
are
____________________
.
Moreover
,
he
notices
that
the
____________________
is
still
and
remains
silent
even
in
the
month
of
September
.
Due
to
the
____________________
season
,
the
tree
has
lost
all
its
leaves
and
the
seeds
are
on
the
ground
.
Most
noteworthily
,
the
poet
uses
?
yellow'
to
describe
both
,
the
leaves
colour
and
the
____________________
.
Over
here
,
yellow
represents
silence
,
death
and
beauty
.
Thus
,
he
uses
this
colour
and
describes
the
whole
____________________
perfectly
.
After
that
,
he
notices
that
the
death
-
like
scene
of
the
tree
comes
to
an
end
when
a
____________________
bird
perches
on
it
.
The
tree
makes
a
sudden
____________________
sound
upon
the
bird's
arrival
.
He
compares
the
quickness
,
speed
and
____________________
of
the
bird
to
that
of
a
____________________
.
When
she
starts
moving
towards
the
____________________
of
the
branch
,
the
nestlings
start
chirping
and
____________________
their
wings
.
Thus
,
due
to
this
movement
,
the
tree
also
starts
shaking
and
____________________
.
Thus
,
we
notice
how
the
poet
gives
two
contrasting
____________________
while
describing
the
tree
.
First
was
that
it
was
death
-
like
and
then
it
gains
life
after
the
bird
lands
on
it
.
Further
,
the
poet
finally
____________________
that
the
goldfinch
bird
and
the
tree
are
____________________
and
machine
respectively
.
When
she
brings
food
for
the
little
____________________
,
she
moves
to
the
end
of
the
other
branch
.
He
describes
the
bird's
appearance
.
It
has
a
____________________
face
which
is
dark
in
colour
.
After
that
,
her
body
is
yellow
and
thus
blends
in
with
the
yellow
____________________
of
the
tree
.
Finally
,
after
reaching
the
branch
end
,
she
makes
a
rather
sweet
chirping
sound
.
The
poet
compares
this
sound
to
____________________
as
she
flies
away
in
the
limitless
sky
.
Thus
,
after
the
bird
leaves
the
tree
,
the
Laburnum
tree
once
again
becomes
silent
and
death
-
like
.
