This poem “I Cannot Remember My Mother” is about a child who does not remember his dead mother. But the child perhaps carries some unforgettable attachment of the mother’s image in his mind.
The poem is about a fervent desire in which the poet in his beautiful and simple style exhorts the reader that if you have a strong desire to achieve anything, you will definitely achieve it.
Long Walk to Freedom Questions 1. Where did the ceremonies take place? Can you name any public buildings in India that are made of sandstone? Ans: The ceremonies took place in the amphitheater of the Union Building of Pretoria. The Parliament House, The Rashtrapati Bhavan and the Supreme Court of India in New Delhi and … Read more
If I Were You by Douglas James “If I Were You” is a fascinating and captivating play by Douglas James. It is loaded with mystery, surprise, suspense and humour. ➡ The Play Begins at Gerrard’s House Where The Intruder Enters The play begins in the lodge of Gerrard. He is a playwright. We find that … Read more
The Child’s Prayer by Sir Muhammad Iqbal The poem ” The Child’s Prayer” is about the pious and upright wishes of a child. It begins with the noble words in which the child expresses his heart. He says that his wishes come to his lips as a supplication. He prays God that he longs to … Read more
Main Attractions and Facts of The Tempest ➡ The Tempest is said to have been composed in 1610– 11. Since Shakespeare passed away in 1616, also his creation of somewhat later plays like Two Noble Kinsmen is believed to be co-composed with others. The Tempest is viewed as Shakespeare’s last solo work. ➡ The Tempest … Read more
Summary of The Tempest The Tempest is said to be the last play written by William Shakespeare. It is a remarkable play containing wonderful verse and the themes of repentance and reconciliation. There is a violent storm, a shipwreck and a beautiful love story of Miranda and Ferdinand. Summary of The Tempest Prospero is a … Read more
The play might have been given many titles like “The Ghost”, “A Murder Mystery”, or “The Strange Confession” but the title “A basketful of sea trout” has a great significance and appropriation. Mrs Lomond had been feeling on tenterhooks regarding her son.
