Diction of "Spring"

Perfect diction is incorporated in the poem "Spring". No matter what the actual deeper meaning of the work is, the author uses right on target word choice that simply represents the springtime. "Garden of Eden" is mentioned in one stanza, which to me, illustrates a beautiful setting full of flowers and plants in bloom. Also, Eden was the first sign of life created my God on the earth. It represents new life, or youth, which is also an example of spring. The word "rich" is used as well. In my opinion, "rich" means bountiful or plentiful. Everything - flowers, fruits, plants, even positive attitudes - arise during the springtime. The author uses this diction to really put emphasis on the spring, which can be inferred from the title, the overall theme of the poem.