What is the tone of spring and all?

What is the tone of spring and all? At the beginning of the poem “Spring and All,” the tone was depressed, despairing, gloomy, and somber. This was evident in the use of the phrases “mottled clouds driven from the northeast” and “dead, brown leaves under them/leafless vines.” Both of these phrases imply a depressed tone … Continue reading What is the tone of spring and all?