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Oliver

Oliver Wendell Holmes wrote of the Fountain of Youth that he saw in his mind’s eye. This poem is idealized because growing old is something no one can stop. It comes with time, yet it brings with it wisdom. This poem has many images that give a well-painted picture. The tone of the poem is eternal life and how everyone is searching for it and for youth.

The images in this poem are very vivid and lively. “Here dwells eternal spring” and “Here every leaf is in bud” paints the picture of a beautiful garden where nothing dies and everything is always in

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So they have lost what growing up means and are now nothing but schoolboys with nothing to do but play. ” This means that as men they were a judge, a doctor, and a squire but now they are only Jack, Bill, and Joe and are again children. Yet the poem proposes a question, “And what is all the man has done to what the boy may do?” This means that the man will find more things to do with his youth than he did when he had it first, because he now has his wisdom that he didn’t have as a child. After they have obtained their youth again they play about even though they still look like a grown man, “in spite of manhood’s claim”. ” “Each singing throat in tune” means everything is happy and every one who can sing is singing. This means that he wishes to the reader that their history will be better than ever and so will the future. ”

“What wonder age forgets his staff and lays his glasses down, and gray-haired grandsires look and laugh as when their locks were brown!” here the writer is telling what would happen if a person found his lost youth in the fountain. Even the moon is young, ”Shines the young crescent moon. “The Judge, the Doctor, the Squire are Jack Bill and Joe. “ In an ever brightening morn, our story’s pride the hope of times unborn”.

The poem ends with him saying good-bye to the fountain. The air is fragrant with all the blooming flowers, “the wind their perfume bring. “Ever widening stream” means that the writer wants the fountain to touch more people.

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