Research paper calling....

Hmmm.... All aboutFrost's and Herrick's poem.... a hidden message from two great poets actually , that what I think their poems are all about.....

The opening line--"Nature's first green is gold"--is extremely ambiguous. It could mean either that nature's first green in the springtime has now turned to autumnal gold or that nature's first growth is golden, or precious, because it lasts such a short time, cannot hold its color and fades as soon as the leaves fall in autumn.

This is such a great poem. I love it so much. I know it line by line. This poem means that when we have something or someone we should apreciate it and take adventage of it, because it won't last forever. Once it's gone we will know how much we wanted it and needed it and we'll be sorry we never really noticed it. The same goes with Herrick's when he talks about 'virgin'...