William Carlos Williams and Martin Johnson Heade lived around the New England area. They have both seen the different landscapes around and how the weather affects them. Williams’s personal experience with the weather of this region is show in his specific description of the “Spring Storm”; “It collect swiftly, / dappled with black/ cuts a way for itself/ through green ice in the gutters.” In the same way Heade’s experiences of that type of storm allows him to include a large amount of detail in his

In the poem “Spring Storm” and the picture Thunderstorm on the Narragansett Bay, there are many similarities that are shown. One similarity is the use of the rain. In Williams’s poem the rain is being used as a driving force to get rid of the snow and winter, despite the fact that “Still the snow keeps/ its hold on the ground.” This line in William’s poem “Spring Storm” symbolizes that winter is trying to h

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