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What was the unbearable scene for Sambu’s mother?
Ans. The scene, in which Sambu’s father reclined in a chair while reading a newspaper, was unbearable to Sambu’s mother. This was the actual scene that recalled her memory of married life when her husband used to sit in his canvas chair and how she lost her temper on the day of his death. Summary anRead more
Ans. The scene, in which Sambu’s father reclined in a chair while reading a newspaper, was unbearable to Sambu’s mother. This was the actual scene that recalled her memory of married life when her husband used to sit in his canvas chair and how she lost her temper on the day of his death.
Summary and Question Answers of Story A Shadow
See lessHow is the winter described in the poem “Summer and Winter”?
Ans. The winter is described as deadly and lifeless season in the poem. It is the season in which several birds die while several other migrate, plants and flowers die, fishes lay stiffened in the frozen water. The people gather around the fire to tackle the harsh winter. Summary, Theme, Rhyme SchemRead more
Ans. The winter is described as deadly and lifeless season in the poem. It is the season in which several birds die while several other migrate, plants and flowers die, fishes lay stiffened in the frozen water. The people gather around the fire to tackle the harsh winter.
- Summary, Theme, Rhyme Scheme of Poem Summer and Winter
See lessWrite summary of the poem Wrinkles Class 8th
The poem “Wrinkles” focused on the mother and the sacrifices she made for her children throughout her life. The mother gives up all she possesses for her children. The toll of all these sacrifices is visible on her face in the form of wrinkles. The poet wants to give a message that we should respectRead more
The poem “Wrinkles” focused on the mother and the sacrifices she made for her children throughout her life. The mother gives up all she possesses for her children. The toll of all these sacrifices is visible on her face in the form of wrinkles. The poet wants to give a message that we should respect the sacrifices made by our mother and should be thankful for all she had done for us.
The poet says that he mustered up all his courage and begin to count the wrinkles on the face of his mother. These wrinkles are not just folds of skin but are the proof of all the pain she had gone through her entire life. The first wrinkle on her face is of the time when her father married her to my father. She left her home and came to a new place and started living with people who are strangers to her.
The second wrinkle on the face of her mother is of the time when I (poet) came into her womb. She nourished me and I grew inside her womb. She carried me in her womb for nine and faced so many problems during this period.
The third wrinkle on her face is of the time when I sucked the milk from her chest. The beauty of her face fades off while taking care of her children but she sacrifices her for their sake.
The fourth wrinkle on the face of my mother is of the time when I got married and she is left alone. This is the harsh reality that children forget the sacrifices made by their mother for them.
The poet says that he wants to seek that young girl his mother used to be under the wrinkles of her face. He wants to see that young girl his mother used to be who was suppressed by his family. He is eager to see the girl, who celebrated the raade festival with joy, who went to river Tawi to immerse the seedlings of raade, who used to play hopscotch and game of pebbles.
The poet says that he will bring everything for her mother like colours of raade, tinsel, colourful pebbles etc. but he wants to se his mother she used to be at her young age when there were no wrinkles on her face even if it is just for one day.
Summary, theme, rhyme scheme and exercises of Poem Wrinkles
See lessWhy was the new governor called to the palace? Write a short answer
Ans. The new governor was called to the palace because others governors alleged that he was very dishonest and always carried iron chest with him. The king wanted to know the truth of the iron chest he always carried with him.
Ans. The new governor was called to the palace because others governors alleged that he was very dishonest and always carried iron chest with him. The king wanted to know the truth of the iron chest he always carried with him.
See lessWhat is the message and central idea of the poem the Bangle Sellers?
The poetess represents the stages in the life of a woman with the colours of bangles in this poem. The colour and the design of a woman changes according to the changing stages of her life. The bright, rainbow coloured and shining bangles are for happy daughters and happy wives. Silver and blue bangRead more
The poetess represents the stages in the life of a woman with the colours of bangles in this poem. The colour and the design of a woman changes according to the changing stages of her life. The bright, rainbow coloured and shining bangles are for happy daughters and happy wives. Silver and blue bangles are for single women, purple and gold-flecked grey bangles represent older women who have experienced marriage life and motherhood. Each bangle symbolizes significant stages in an Indian woman’s life.
Summary Rhyme Scheme and Textual Exercise of Poem The Bangle Sellers
See lessWho has written the poem A Nation’s Strength?
The Poem has been written by an American essayist, lecturer and philosopher Ralph Waldo Emerson (May 25, 1803 – April 27, 1882). Summary, Central Idea, and Textual Exercise of Poem A Nation's Strength.
The Poem has been written by an American essayist, lecturer and philosopher Ralph Waldo Emerson (May 25, 1803 – April 27, 1882).
Summary, Central Idea, and Textual Exercise of Poem A Nation’s Strength.
See lessWhat is the central idea of the poem Vocation?
The theme of the poem Vocation is child’s wish for freedom. He does not like to follow strict rules at home as well as in the school. He is punished by his parents and teachers when he makes a mistake. He is bored of all this. So, when he sees the hawker, gardener and watchman doing their work freelRead more
The theme of the poem Vocation is child’s wish for freedom. He does not like to follow strict rules at home as well as in the school. He is punished by his parents and teachers when he makes a mistake. He is bored of all this.
So, when he sees the hawker, gardener and watchman doing their work freely, he desires to be like them as he does not know their harsh reality. But the poem also tells us how young children are treated at homes and schools. The poet explains how a child is psychologically affected by harsh treatment. So, this poem is a lesson for parents and teachers who remain strict towards the children.
Summary, rhyme scheme and question answers of the poem Vocation.
See lessWhat is the central idea of the poem Meeting Poets?
The poetess Eunice de Souza emphasizes the idea that we should not judge one thing with reference to another. In this poem poet talks particularly about poets, they may look shabby and behave strangely but their poems are great work of art. Summary and Question Answers of Poem Meeting Poets
The poetess Eunice de Souza emphasizes the idea that we should not judge one thing with reference to another. In this poem poet talks particularly about poets, they may look shabby and behave strangely but their poems are great work of art.
Summary and Question Answers of Poem Meeting Poets
See lessWhy is it not good to be a rebel?
It is not good to be a rebel because rebel creates problems for all and so is not liked by anyone. Due to this rebel is forced to be left alone because he does everything opposite to what others do.
It is not good to be a rebel because rebel creates problems for all and so is not liked by anyone. Due to this rebel is forced to be left alone because he does everything opposite to what others do.
See lessWhat did the witches tell Macbeth?
Ans. The witches told Macbeth that he would be the king after he became the Thane of Cawdor.
Ans. The witches told Macbeth that he would be the king after he became the Thane of Cawdor.
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