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Hopkins spends the Whit weekend holiday in Clwyd Valley.
The poem 'In the Valley of the Elwy' reflects this time.
It shows innocence as ephemeral yet captivatingly pure.
It opens with a bold assertion that sets the tone.
He sees them as wildflowers, attractive in their natural state.
Sound leads from 'lush' to 'thrush'.
It evokes cleansing purity through the thrush's song.
To symbolize the power and beauty of God's creation.
His desire for strangeness and artistic expression.
It prompts reflection on the meaning of the physical world.
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