The sidewalk as I said before is symbolizing a journey and it’s end as the end of the journey and for something else to happen. It also represents a boring routine because all streets look the same and are the same. The children as happy, joyful, and unique people, which is something opposite of the routine. “Grass grows soft and white”(3), “sun burns crimson bright”(4), “moon-bird rests from his flight”(5), “to cool the peppermint wind”(6) all symbolize things the opposite of what to expect near the sidewalk. It sort of means that you have to do what children do, something different. The concrete sidewalk can contrast the imagery that has been listed. There are many more lines of imagery such as “Let us leave this place where the smoke blows black/ and the dark streets winds and bends./ Past the pits where the asphalt flowers grow.”(7-9) It means that we should leave the streets. There are examples of alliteration in line 3, “grass grows” and “we'll walk”(13). There is consonance in “grass grows”(3) and “soft and white”
The sidewalk as I said before is symbolizing a journey and it’s end as the end of the journey and for something else to happen. It also represents a boring routine because all streets look the same and are the same. The children as happy, joyful, and unique people, which is something opposite of the routine. “Grass grows soft and white”(3), “sun burns crimson bright”(4), “moon-bird rests from his flight”(5), “to cool the peppermint wind”(6) all symbolize things the opposite of what to expect near the sidewalk. It sort of means that you have to do what children do, something different. The concrete sidewalk can contrast the imagery that has been listed. There are many more lines of imagery such as “Let us leave this place where the smoke blows black/ and the dark streets winds and bends./ Past the pits where the asphalt flowers grow.”(7-9) It means that we should leave the streets. There are examples of alliteration in line 3, “grass grows” and “we'll walk”(13). There is consonance in “grass grows”(3) and “soft and white”