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"This afternoon was the colour of water falling through sunlight; the trees glittered with the tumbling of leaves.” 

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"This afternoon was the colour of water falling through sunlight; the trees glittered with the tumbling of leaves.” 

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We get the imagery of a beautiful and perfect day but in reality they are currently amidst a dark war.

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"To-day I can only gather it and put it into my lunch-box, for I have time for nothing."

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"To-day I can only gather it and put it into my lunch-box, for I have time for nothing."

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The inability for her to savor and appreciate this perfect autumn afternoon because she is so preoccupied with the depression that the war brings and can’t actually be present to relish these moments. Instead she has to save these precious memories for later and remember these moments when the war is over.

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Amy Lowell uses detailed emotions and descriptions in her work "September, 1918" as a way to describe the effects of WWI as she manages to find a sense of peace during the war. Along with the hope for a change and her desire to find that peace and tranquility again. 

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Amy Lowell uses detailed emotions and descriptions in her work "September, 1918" as a way to describe the effects of WWI as she manages to find a sense of peace during the war. Along with the hope for a change and her desire to find that peace and tranquility again. 

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She is longing to see a day like the one described as a beautiful autumn day. Where there is no war, no hostility. Currently she feels broken by the war. She knows the world is in a fragmented state at the moment but she is hopeful for the future. She imagines and dreams about the world being a peaceful and better place again.

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She is dealing with this crisis by reminiscing over and imagining the perfect day and hoping when that perfect day will come. Using this notion of a perfect day as a restorative force, comfort, and a way to distract herself from the realities of current war life.

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"The sidewalks shone like alleys of dropped maple leaves."

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Amy shows that even in the midst of war, you can still hold onto hope and be optimistic for brighter and more promising days to come.

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Looking forward to a brighter future.

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There are some feelings of disillusionment and disappointment that they are still in the middle of a war that she wants to escape from.

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"The houses...open windows". The speaker reminiscing on a time where people felt free and peaceful. Feelings of nostalgia over a time when they could open their windows and let in the positiveness of the outside world. Now that may not be possible due to the circumstances of the war.

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Positive outlooks

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The sudden shift in the mood of the poem went from discussing about a perfect autumn day to stating "soon there will be no war". This statement and the notion of war as something that is grim, ruthless, dreadful (all these negative connotations), disrupts the light, bright and positive flow the poem had going on. Similar to what war actually can do, interrupt peace. The war had disturbed these calm and beautiful days of life and now she has to "balance (herself) upon a broken world".

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"And the houses ran along them laughing out of square, open windows." Using the word laughter (a human trait) to describe the houses. When you think of laughter, you think of it being used in a bright or positive tone. Further expressing what life was like pre-war or at least how she wants life to be like again.