Quote by Robert Burns

When chill November's surly blast make fields and forest bare.


When chill November's surly blast make fields and forest bar

Summary

This quote is describing the harshness of November's weather, particularly the cold wind it brings. It signifies that the month of November is when the autumn season is coming to an end. The use of "surly blast" portrays the powerful and gloomy nature of the wind as it strips the fields and forests of their foliage, leaving them bare and exposed. It captures the grim and desolate atmosphere that November often brings as winter approaches.

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Seasons
By Robert Burns
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