Summary of the poem apple tree by edgar albert guest

The author states that Apple trees are a wonder that we are blessed to have on earth. He expresses that when spring comes and they reach their blossom time, they look glorious and beautiful, but that is just a superficial sight. No structure and no expensive churches can compare to the beauty that apple trees possess, and the fruit that they bring to human beings.

Explanation: "The Apple Tree" is a poem where Edgar Alber Guest describes the beauty of apple trees. He claims that not even the most expensive building can compare to the beauty that they can bring. The author ends the poem with the stanzas; "There's the promise of the apples, red and gleaming in the sun, like the medals worn by mortals as rewards for labors done", which means how the beautiful gift of a harvested apple is.  

consonance, it has the repetition of the consonants in stressed syllables with different vowel sounds.

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