Q: A short and influential critical appreciation on " Fern Hill " by Dylan Thomas " Fern Hill ," a poem by Dylan Thomas . Which was first published in 1946 in his collection " Deaths and Entrances " in the twentieth century. Thomas , born in 1914 in Wales , was known for his lyrical and emotive poetry. The poem's lush imagery and rhythmic language evoke the innocence and wonder of youth, contrasting with the inevitable passage of time and the loss of innocence. Written during a period of personal and global turmoil, It captures Thomas's longing for the simplicity and joy of his early years, celebrating the beauty of memory and the natural world. It was a place name where Dylan Thomas was. it was her aunt's farm. There was lyrics, and metaphor a lot in the poem. in the first stanza, he was under an apple tree which was so beautiful, and he was very happy in the time. In this place, he was praising the best days. He shows that he was lik
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