In this stanza, the poet uses figurative language to express the idea of nature's cycle of regeneration and growth. The description of the warm earth and cloudless wind tearing off the husky rind is a metaphor for the changing of the seasons and the shedding of old layers. The blowing feathered seeds represent new life and growth, while the sun-baked, sheltering wall symbolizes protection and nurture. Altogether, these images create a vivid picture of the beauty and vitality of nature's continuous cycle. Make this sentence shorter
The poet uses figurative language to show nature's cycle of growth and regeneration: warm earth, cloudless wind, shedding old layers, new life, protection, and nurture.
