Spring, Morning at Great Pond, The Snakes, Blossom and Something Summary

In "Spring", the narrator lifts her face to the pale, soft, clean flowers of the rain. Her dog runs off and noses packed leaves into tunnels. He sees the smells rising and notes that the beasts are waking up now. The rain rubs its hands all over the narrator. Her dog returns and barks, saying that each secret body is the richest advisor and deep in the earth lie such fuming nuggets of joy. In "Morning at Great Pond", the day begins with forks of light rising from the east, flying over one. The remainder of the night dissolves as the sun appears, and one can make out creatures, such as the herons, wood ducks, and the deer drinking, as the light lifts. One is...