“That is the Grasshopper”-What is referred to by ‘that’? What does the poet mean to say? Why does the poet use capital letter in Grasshopper?
Hello friends today we are discuss this question, the question is -“That is the Grasshopper”-What is referred to by ‘that’? What does the poet mean to say? Why does the poet use capital letter in Grasshopper? Here, that’ refers to the song of the Grasshopper. In summer, all the birds get tired and their songs ...
‘A voice will run …’ – Whose voice is referred to here? Where will the voice run? What is the significance of the voice?
Hello friends today we are discuss this question, the question is -‘A voice will run …’ – Whose voice is referred to here? Where will the voice run? What is the significance of the voice? The Grasshopper’s voice is referred to here. The voice that hails nature will run from one hedge to the other, ...
‘When all the birds are faint’-Why do all the birds faint? Who plays the role of birds and how? What other insect plays the nature’s tune and how?
Hello friends today we are discuss this question, the question is -‘When all the birds are faint’-Why do all the birds faint? Who plays the role of birds and how? What other insect plays the nature’s tune and how? All the birds faint due to scorching and unbearable heat of the summer. Extreme heat of ...
How does the poet criticise the action of human beings in the poem?
Hello friends today we are discuss this question, the question is -How does the poet criticise the action of human beings in the poem? In the poem, ‘On Killing a Tree’ the poet apparently does not seem to criticise the action of human beings. He rather gives instructions on how to kill a tree which ...
The poem ‘On Killing a Tree’ describes man’s cruelty and violence to nature. Discuss.
Hello friends today we are discuss this question, the question is -The poem ‘On Killing a Tree’ describes man’s cruelty and violence to nature. Discuss. A tree is man’s greatest friend as it helps the latter to sustain, primarily by providing food and oxygen. But man treats it like a foe and kills it ruthlessly ...
