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Q. 1: What is the theme of the poem The Solitary Reaper?
Answer:
The theme of the poem Solitary Reaper is the everlasting beauty of nature. The poet is much impressed by the beautiful and Sweet song of the girl working all alone the feeds without not singing that someone is and hearing her sorrowful song.
Q. 2: How does Wordsworth describe the song of the solitary reaper?
Answer:
Wordsworth says that the solitary reaper’s song is sweet, sorrowful and melodious. The song is a very thrilling one but in a language which is not understandable for the poet it’s not painful and seems to be about some old metals or some natural paints and losses.
Q. 3: What are the poet’s feelings about the song expressed in the second stanza of the poem?
Answer:
The poet expresses his feelings about the song in the second stanza and says that the song is a very sweet and thrilling one. It is sweeter than the nightingale’s song that she sings to the weary bands of Arab travelers to make them happy. This song is so thrilling that even a cuckoo bird never chanted such a sweet song in spring time to break the silence of the seas.
Q. 4: Describe in your own words the visual images depicted in the first stanza of the poem.
Answer:
The poet has made use of images. In the first stanza, we have made perceive the visual images like a girl reaping alone in the fields. She is cutting the crop, bending, and making bundles of the reaped crops. The deep valley seems full of the sweet voice of the girl.
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Q. 5: As you read the 3rd standard of the solitary reaper what pictures of the situation do you make in your mind?
Answer:
After reading the third stanza we come to know that the poet and his sister are too excited to hear the song and understand its meaning and message. The first says the song seems to be about unhappy happenings of the past age or about some tragic matters of old battles. The poet and his sister have stopped to listen to the music of the song but are unable to understand it. They are silently watching the singing girl.
Q. 6: Explain the laws tense of the form the solitary reaper in your own words.
Answer:
The poet did not understand the theme of the song all the he stop there was a working and singing the sweet song the girl was singing it and he listen to it till his satisfaction he then left the place in client of the mountain the voice of the girl was no number audible but the music of the song was in his mind and he could enjoy it long after it was not heard.
Q. 7: What is the dominant theme of the poem The Solitary Reaper?
Answer:
The dominant theme is the everlasting beauty in power of imagination the beauty of nature and the sweet song much impresses the poet and its music its fully preserved in his mind but he feels the pang of regret that he could not understand the subject of the song and left the place unwilling with the melodies till tinkling in his memory.
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