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1)This [poem is often praised as uttering the pure lyric cry, the naked expression of feeling. But under the apparent simplicity, the poem may not be so simple after all, and the hint of complexity may be what establishes the sense of full emotional expression, not in having denied certain aspects of experience, but in having absorbed them.
2)Please pay attention to the contrast in tone between the first two lines and the fourth line, with the third line as a kind of transition between them. The first two lines give the pure romantic cry, the appeal to the wind and the rain that they come to relieve the aridity and deadness of the lover's loneliness. This is expansive; it would involve all nature in a response to the lover's light. Even the third line continues something of this expansive treatment; that is, the exlamation "Christ" continues the excitement of the earlier part, and, too, the phrase "in my arms"has a romantic implication. But with the