What is the meaning of the underground school?

Beggar. Buried under the earth, the author likens Hanako buried together as a school.

The underground school in the text "The School of Flowers" refers to the place where the flowers go to school underground. Hanako is buried under the ground, and the author compares Hanako buried together to a school. This sentence uses anthropomorphism to portray the innocent character of the flower children.

The School of Flowers" is an excerpt from Rabindranath Tagore.

The prose poem "Crescent Collection".

It is a beautiful and childlike prose poem, with the characteristics of both poetry and prose, with the beauty and rhythm of poetry, but without lines and rhymes. The text depicts a group of lively and innocent flower children who yearn for freedom from the perspective of children, and expresses the feelings between children and their mothers naturally and deeply through rich imagination.

I once heard a story about a lily in a distant canyon.

The seeds fell on the weeds.

clumps, and sprout and grow there. Lilies are no different from weeds until they bloom, so other weeds consider them to be one of them.

Only the lily knows that she is a flower, a flower that is different from other weeds. So when the lily blooms a bud, the other weeds laugh at it and isolate it, thinking it is an alien weed, but still not thinking it is a flower. The lily always endures in silence because it believes that one day it will bloom a beautiful lily.

The meaning of an underground school is that there is a school underground