Talking About "The Rainbow" by Christina Rossetti

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Jaegyum: Hey Jaeyi, we read Christina Rossetti's poem "The Rainbow" today. What did you think of it?

Jaeyi: I liked it. It was short but made me think about how beautiful a rainbow is. The poem said the rainbow bridges the earth to the sky, right?

Jaegyum: Yeah, that line stood out to me too. It's like a magical connection. The website we looked at, study53.tistory.com/163, said Rossetti often used simple images to convey deeper meanings. Maybe the rainbow is a symbol for hope or a link between the ordinary world and something more wonderful.

Jaeyi: That makes sense. I also liked how it talked about the bow in the clouds being prettier than a boat or a ship. Usually, boats and ships seem so grand, but the poem puts the rainbow above them.

Jaegyum: I thought about that too. It's like nature's beauty is more impressive than anything humans can build. The colors just appearing after the rain... it's kind of amazing. The website mentioned that Rossetti appreciated the beauty of nature. This poem definitely shows that.

Jaeyi: Definitely. And it disappears so quickly too, making it even more special. It's like a fleeting moment of perfect beauty.

Jaegyum: Exactly. It makes you want to stop and look at it while it's there. So, overall, I thought it was a lovely poem that makes you appreciate something we often take for granted.

Jaeyi: Me too. It was simple, but it left a strong impression.

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