The field appears in the first part of the poem "East Coker’’ and is the place where a wedding and a dace take place around a fire. The wind is used in this context as a symbol for the idea promoted in the world, ideas that can sweep a person off his feet and influence his or hers decisions. The wind appears in the third part of the poem when the narrator talks about how men are blown away like pieces of paper. The wind is another symbol used in the poem "Burnt Norton’’. These hardships may affect us to such a level everything around us changes drastically. The clouds are used here as a metaphor for hardships humanity may encounter in their lives. The clouds are described in a negative way and are affecting the natural world, the men and women living in this society as well as the vegetation. The cloudsĪnother element mentioned frequently in the poem "Burnt Norton’’ are the dark clouds hiding the sun. Because of this, the rose garden is used here as a symbol for the ultimate goal every person has. The narrator describe the rose garden as being the place everyone wants to arrive but few do because they do not know which path to take. The rose garden appears in the poem "Burnt Norton’’ and it appears towards the beginning of the poem. We are thankful for their contributions and encourage you to make your own. These notes were contributed by members of the GradeSaver community.
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