The poem follows the couplet rhyme scheme- aabb. The Gumbie Cat Summary
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The padlocks of slavery symbolise Indians who were ruled over by British. According to the poet, these padlocks will open their mouth when the flames of our will-power, courage and enthusiasm will start burning. In other words, we can get rid of the slavery if we leave no stone unturned to struggleRead more
The padlocks of slavery symbolise Indians who were ruled over by British. According to the poet, these padlocks will open their mouth when the flames of our will-power, courage and enthusiasm will start burning. In other words, we can get rid of the slavery if we leave no stone unturned to struggle against it.
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The padlocks of slavery symbolise enslaved Indians who were ruled over by British. The poet says that these padlocks will open their mouth when the flames of our will-power, courage and enthusiasm will start burning. In other words, we can get rid of the slavery if we leave no stone unturned to struRead more
The padlocks of slavery symbolise enslaved Indians who were ruled over by British. The poet says that these padlocks will open their mouth when the flames of our will-power, courage and enthusiasm will start burning. In other words, we can get rid of the slavery if we leave no stone unturned to struggle against it.
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This poem is written in free verse. First Day at School Summary
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The tone of the poem Speak Up is encouraging as it urges countrymen to stand against the unjust rule of British. Read text summary of Speak Up Watch video on Speak Up Summary Listen to Speak Up Poem Summary
The tone of the poem Speak Up is encouraging as it urges countrymen to stand against the unjust rule of British.
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The phrase "Breaking of chains" symbolise standing against the British Rule who had enslaved us for 100s of years. They poet says that we must break the chains of slavery with the flames of anger and hatred against them. Read text summary of Speak Up Watch video on Speak Up Summary Listen to Speak URead more
The phrase “Breaking of chains” symbolise standing against the British Rule who had enslaved us for 100s of years. They poet says that we must break the chains of slavery with the flames of anger and hatred against them.
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The poem is a form of admiration and love the poet has for his beloved. Beauty Summary
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The people should speak against the tyranny of British. They should speak against the unjust rule of British. They should speak against the slavery. They should speak for their independence. Read text summary of Speak Up Watch video on Speak Up Summary Listen to Speak Up Poem Summary
The people should speak against the tyranny of British. They should speak against the unjust rule of British. They should speak against the slavery. They should speak for their independence.
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The theme of this poem is the colour green and everything it stands for. What is Green Summary
The theme of this poem is the colour green and everything it stands for.
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