This sentence uses personification, gives life to flowers, and vividly writes that spring blossoms brilliantly.
From the school of flowers.
The School of Flowers is selected from Tagore's prose poem Crescent Moon Collection. It is a beautiful prose poem with childlike interest, which has the characteristics of both poetry and prose and has the beauty of rhythm. The text depicts a group of lively and naive flower girl who yearn for freedom from the perspective of children. Through rich imagination, the feelings between children and mothers are naturally and profoundly expressed.
Extended data:
The words between the lines are full of sincere feelings, "their home is in the sky, where the stars live", expressing their desire for freedom. In the eighth paragraph, two interrogative sentences sublimated feelings. "They also have their mothers, just like I have my own mother", which simply and strongly expresses the feelings of children and mothers.
The full text * * * has nine natural paragraphs and depicts a vivid picture. First, it describes the flowers dancing and reveling on the green grass when the shower falls. Then imagine those flowers that have closed their doors and done their homework, and they will have a holiday as soon as it rains; Then imagine them wearing all kinds of clothes and rushing out in the rain; Finally, imagine that Chinese children ran home in a hurry and raised their arms to their mothers.