Summary of the poem My Shadow “My Shadow†has been written by Robert Stevenson and was first published in1885. The poem describes the excitement of a child who is innocently fascinated by his own shadow. It also illustrates the imaginations of a child and the pleasure that children obtain in ordinary things. This poem is … Read more
The poem "The Tease" is a short poem written by Lilian Holmes. The narrator is talking about the wind. It is called a nuance, and she says it teases her in several respects.
The poem "A Time To Talk" is a short ten-line poem written by Robert Frost. The poem is more specifically, a snapshot of the lightning-quick moment of decision taken by a field worker. It is more broadly about choosing to stop the seeming perpetual actions of work when approached by a friend who is interested in conversation.
“Windows†is a great poem written by Wes Magee. It tells about the desires of a school going child.
The poem ‘Going for Water’ has been written by a well-known poet Robert Frost. It is about why the people/children had to go very far to find water and where they went. The poem begins with people/children having to cross the fields behind their house to find out if the river is still running as the well outside their door has dried out. The people are quite happy to have an excuse to go outside because it’s a beautiful autumn evening.
"The Orphan Girl" is a heart-touching poem written by Derozio. The poem is about a young girl who has lost her parents. While drawing sympathy for the orphan girl, the poet makes readers think of a society that often gives a deaf ear to the problems faced by the distressed.
Jayant Mahapatra’s poems explore the influence of local realities in creating the depth of one’s feeling and sensitivity. ‘Hunger’ is a poem about the degraded condition of people who live below the poverty line. The poem explores the degradation of humanity in poverty when the next meal is doubtful. Hunger can make one compromise on moral values, human relationships and companionship. This is the underlying lesson of the poem.
Humankind has always searched in vain for an imaginary elixir of life, the divine amrita. A draught of this elixir was thought to confer immortality. But Raman feels that the true elixir of life is water. This single liquid can change the entire scene.
The Poets deepest desire is that he should have a few acres of his own land, where he is happy to live and work. He will be happy to breathe the air of his native land. It means that he is happy with what he has in his native place and he does not wish to have more.
Summary of Dust of Snow The poem ‘Dust of Snow’ by Robert Frost is simple and short, yet with a deeper and larger meaning. The poet explains how an act as petty or as simple as experiencing snow on one’s body can brighten one’s day. The two agents of nature, the hemlock tree and the … Read more
Global Warming Questions And Answers Class 8th The term global warming refers to the general increase in the average temperature of the earth caused by the presence of greenhouse gasses in the atmosphere, causing changes in climate patterns throughout the globe. SUMMARY OF GLOBAL WARMING Global Warming is one of the major threats to the … Read more
INTRODUCTION Lal Ded is a household name in Kashmir. She is a saint and a poet whose Vakhs are sung by almost every women in Kashmir and through Lal Ded Kashmiri languge has got a chance to survive. All her life passed into a legend and along with her verses became a part of local … Read more