What is meant by the line 'And I shall have some peace there, as peace come dropping slow, Dropping from - English - The Lake Isle of Innisfree (Poem)

Question

What is meant by the line 'And I shall have some peace there, as
peace come dropping slow, Dropping from the veils of the morning to
where the cricket sings'

Nitika Sahdev · Accepted Answer

Dear student,
The given lines indicate that peace of mind can be slowly
acquired from the natural surroundings It is peace that
“comes dropping slow from the veils of the morning”
just like dew drops The phrase “to where the cricket
sings” indicates a peaceful place where one can hear the
vibrant sounds of nature− sounds such as the songs of the
crickets at the time of dawn The poet wishes to live in a tranquil
place where peace can be derived from the quiet natural
surroundings

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What is meant by the line 'And I shall have some peace there, as peace come dropping slow, Dropping from the veils of the morning to where the cricket sings'