He uses a metaphor to explain his feelings about nature in the city and in the country. He compares a natural thing on Earth to something handmade by stating, “The clouds above me but as a roof beautifully painted.” Lamb believes the clouds are a work of art and he admires the them when he looks up at the sky. He can obviously see them anywhere outside, but he would rather see the masterpieces, “In this great city.” Woodsworth now knows all the reasons why Lamb has rejected his invitation. Lamb will continue his life on in his beautiful city and Woodsworth will continue without Lamb in
He uses a metaphor to explain his feelings about nature in the city and in the country. He compares a natural thing on Earth to something handmade by stating, “The clouds above me but as a roof beautifully painted.” Lamb believes the clouds are a work of art and he admires the them when he looks up at the sky. He can obviously see them anywhere outside, but he would rather see the masterpieces, “In this great city.” Woodsworth now knows all the reasons why Lamb has rejected his invitation. Lamb will continue his life on in his beautiful city and Woodsworth will continue without Lamb in