In Spring The Light Is Usually Shedding Poem by Liza Sud

Your poem celebrates spring in its earliest appearance, specifically the light of the spring sunshine shining everywhere. But other materialistic things are happening: Business colleagues want you to write poems about the money trade. But your focus as a poet is on the spiritual, not the material; on saints, not business interests. Thus, you are silent, and not producing poetry. You accept this silence rather than writing poems with the wrong purpose, that is, serving to promote materialism, when like the airplane in the first stanza poems should soar to heaven in the celestial light. The airplane could be a metaphor for the soul.