How does the speaker describe the sound of the swan?

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The speaker turns away from the streets and crowds to escape the noise, chaos and artificiality of urban life. He seeks a peaceful, natural place filled with wind and clouds, away from skyscrapers and whipping newspapers.

. In the grass, the speaker hears the continuous drone of bees. He sees the bees brushing gold pollen across their legs and hears a bird quietly sitting over her eggs.

At the end of the poem, the speaker wants to be found rooted in the deep ground, amidst nature, where the sky tugs at his hair, symbolizing a deep connection with the earth and the open sky.