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18 de abr. de 2023 · The poet’s mother is shown in the poem as a young girl of twelve. She is carefree and full of enjoyment during her seaside holiday. Question 5. “And of this circumstance there’s nothing to say at all. Its silence silences”, says the poet in ‘A ’Photograph’. What is she referring to? Answer: She is referring to the death of her mother.
2 de ago. de 2022 · On today’s episode, Slate writer Dan Kois went searching for Rod McKuen, a famous poet who isn’t so famous anymore. We’ll hear from Stephanie Burt, Mike Chasar and Barry Alfonso, author of Rod’s biography A Voice of the Warm. Along the way, Dan meets Andy Zax, a guy who, like him, was bewildered by this forgotten star—until he became ...
22 de jun. de 2020 · The poet is certainly filled with a sense of loss. Her mother is long dead and though the poet has adjusted to her absence, she is not able to completely overcome her loss. She remembers how it used to be when her mother was still with her. The last line is an apt depiction of her state of mind. The loss has filled her life with silence.
27 de dez. de 2013 · Class XI English – A Photograph – Hornbill. This post “A Photograph” has a brief life history of the poet, introduction, theme, word meanings, summary, main points, important extracts, questions, and answers with all NCERT solutions to facilitate the understanding of the poem. Academicseasy is presenting a fully revised and updated ...
10 de jun. de 2019 · 2. William Wordsworth, ‘ Memory ’. This short poem is not one of Wordsworth’s most famous, but it is relevant for any list of the best poems about memory: A pen – to register; a key –. That winds through secret wards. Are well assigned to Memory. By allegoric Bards …. 3. Percy Shelley, ‘ Music, when soft voices die ’.
27 de jul. de 2021 · Now the poet remembers how this photograph had helped him cope with his fear during the two years he had spent at war. By describing the two years as “long” (line 13), the poet tells us that this was a difficult and unhappy time. He saw the horrors of war in which not only soldiers but also Japanese civilians (ordinary people) suffered.
21 de abr. de 2022 · The poet is remembering his parents in their youth, his father only twenty-five, his mother twenty-three. They seem to be waiting for him to join them by a stream where the poet’s mother has set out the picnic. There is an emphasis on the clothing the pair are wearing as the poet lovingly remembers his parents in their youth.
