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1. How ‘A thing of Beauty’ is a joy forever. Ans. The poem “A thing of beauty” by John Keats describes thing of beauty to be a joy forever. It provides us with everlasting beauty and it would never pass into nothingness. Its beauty would increase and would never fade away. A bower that is quiet and shady which provides us with peace and ...
1 .List the things of beauty mentioned in the poem. Ans. The nature is a great source of beauty. Its beauty keeps on increasing and would never disappear. A bower provides us mental peace and shelter as well. It also gives us a sound sleep which keeps us fit and health.
In the first eight lines of the poem, the poet talks to the wind. He asks the wind to come softly, subtle and in a comforting manner. He depicts the wind to be very powerful and destructive in nature. It breaks the shutters of windows and scatters the papers. The devastating wind throws away all the books which are kept on the shelf.
STANZA – ONE (1) The poet says that the real beauty can be seen in the. sunlight, trees, and birds, in corn growing; people working or people dancing. for the harvest. The poet does not agree with the traditional thinking about. beauty. STANZA – (2) Now the poet is talking about how beauty can be heard. According.
beauteous way. ‘Song of the rain’ is a eulogy of rain and its unseen aspects. The poem speaks in the first person i.e. the rain in personified form speaks. SONG OF THE RAIN-A NATURE POEM. The poem in its core reflects ethereal aspects of nature. Fields and valley are elaborately connected by the rain droplets which are.
7. Q.j) The poem has many examples of alliterations. Give at least five examples. Ans- Indeed, the poem is adorned with alliterations. The examples are – 1.sudden sally 2.twenty thorpes 3.fairy foreland 4.With willow-weed 5.foamy flake 7.Q.k)‘I make the netted sunbeam dance ‘ What does the ‘ netted sunbeam’ mean? How does it dance?
The entire poem is a free verse and there is no rhyming scheme in the poem. There are a few literary devices in the poem WIND by AK Ramanujan. These include: 1. Anaphora – In rhetoric, an anaphora is a rhetorical device that consists of repeating a sequence of words at the beginnings of neighbouring clauses, thereby lending them emphasis.
THEME OF THE POEM. There are many themes of the poem but what could be said of poignancy is the theme of nature versus society. Nature V/S Society. The poem commences with the speaker enjoying the scenic beauty of the woods standing awestruck on the darkest night of the year. Robert Frost has rightly brought up the theme of escapism in the ...
2. Complete the following sentences. i) The chatter is electrical because –. Ans:- The fan moves. on electrical power which moves the motor and the whole fan. ii) It is mysterious because –. Ans:- The poet was unable to. understand what the fan spoke as it made. chatter in its whirling motor.
Answer- The very exposition. of stern practical condition of the woman by the personified mirror is. delineated as a lake only to bring a parallel akin state between the two. Mirror. is an embodiment of the depth of time, whereas the lake is with its depressing. of user. Here, the mirror is the witness of passing time.
