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What is the two sunflowers move in the yellow room by william blake about?

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What is the two sunflowers move in the yellow room by william blake about?

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I think this poem is first and foremost personifying nature, specifically sunflowers. The dialogue set up is to indicate the feeling of the flowers. I also think that Blake wanted to create a comparison and contrast between human nature and nature itself. The flowers are obviously disgruntled being left outside and are tired. It is a great personification poem about the human condition of weariness or fatigue.

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