This sentence surprises me because poet is referring a woman’s face as a garden. He thinks she’s pretty and her face is the “garden full of flowers”. My first impression of this poem is who’s the woman the poet’s talking about.

My first impression of this poem is who’s the woman the poet’s talking about and I wonder how she looks like.

Because woman’s face is described as a garden, her pink cheeks are roses, and white lilies could be her eyes.

Paradise is usually referred as an ideal or idyllic place. This woman is absolutely ideal in the poet’s thoughts and she’s perfect.

I think this sentence is really cool because woman is waiting for someone special and “cherries” are actually her lips which no one can have, and the poet probably want them.

This woman could make some man want her, and that’s a metaphor that shows us how’s the poet in love with her. He wants her and s he’s “crying”.

This sentence repeats in 6th line in each paragraph and it makes a pattern. The poet chose to repeat this line because that’s the main point of the poem and it shows us the woman’s power.

Snow is glowing, sparkling, gently, and beautiful. The poet sees this woman as a something very special.

Does that mean the poet os one of these men who can’t get to this woman? Do they even know each other, does she know who he is? Or maybe they are in love and he’s protecting her from other men?