Poem-7
From, The
Passing Of The Author - Alfred
Lord Tennyson
(1809-1892)
Central Idea
“Every man should welcome change
in life.”
“Prayer is very important and
highly powerful.”
“Changement is the second name of
life”
The poem “The Passing Of Author’ expresses poet’s firm faith in God and
prayer.
In It King
Arthur has given valuable advises to be diver who has a knight of the round
table and a faithful companion of the king.
The king says
that change is the law of life. He could not be sorry for the old system.
However noble and good a system maybe, It will corrupt the world if it
continues for a long time.
So he should
not be sad but pray to god for the peace of
kings soul. Prayer is the best thing on earth. Those who do not pray to
god are not better than animals. Prayer is a link that binds us by golden chains with the feet of God.
Explanation
1. For what………………………………………..……………………………….farewell.
Reference: These lines have been taken from
the poem “The Passing Of Author”
composed by Alfred lord Tennyson, A
great poet of Victorian age.
Context: Here king author consoles sir Bedivere
and tells him the value of religious
life.
Explanation: King Arthur says that A man has mind but animal does not have
such great mind. The people
He tells him about prayer
and its effect on life. He says that prayer has a great power
Saying this king Arthur tells him
that now he has to go and you to live here. And he moves on his way.
Note:
These lines describes the firm faith in God.
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Poem-8
My Heaven - Ravindra Nath
Tagore
(1856-1877)
Central
Idea
“In free India people should
know the value of freedom and live with piece and pleasure.”
My Heaven by R. N. Tagore is an inspiring poem. In it the poet gives the picture
of an ideal India of his dream. He prays to God that the people of his country
should be fearless and brave. Knowledge should be free for all in the country.
There should not be narrow
divisions of caste, religion, creed and language. The people should be guided
by religion and not by blind belief. They should be progressive in out look.
They should try to keep the
country united. They should be blessed with freedom.
Note: In this poem
the poet says that motherland is greater than heaven.
Explanation
1. Where the clear
…………………………………………………………………country awake.
Reference: These lines have been taken from
the poem ‘My Heaven’ composed by R.N. Tagore, A Great Noble Prize Winner.
Context: Here the poet appeals the God to
make his country great in all fields. They should get freedom soon in their life.
Explanation: The poet says that the people of
free India should be progressive in thought and action. They should be guided
by reason not by blind faiths.
He
says that the clear stream of reason should not flow through the desert of old
customs and traditions otherwise the reason would be lost. People will become
backward and superstitious. They will not achieve success in life. He also
thinks that everyone should be ready to follow new knowledge and skill by the
grace of God.
Thus
everyone will make progressive in life and enjoy the joy of freedom. The poet
imagines that the picture of free India should be wonderful and matchless.
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Poem-9
Stopping by woods on a snowy evening -
Robert Frost
(1875-1969)
Central Idea
In this poem the poet starts with
a fine narration about the woods. He tells us about the situation that is
related to the life of an ordinary man.
But soon he moves on the philos
direction. It shows a relation between the call of beauty and the
Call of duty. The dark woods are
filling up with coldness of snow. They are also a symbol of death. They warn
the people but the man has a strong attraction for it.
The poet is also attracted by the
natural beauty (Maya) of dense forest.
But soon he thinks that he should not enjoy it as he has to face the needs and
demands of life. Thus life wins over death.
Explanation
Reference:
These lines have
been taken from the poem ‘Stopping by
woods on a snowy evening’ composed by ‘Robert
Frost’, The Greatest American Poet.
Context:
Here the poet
stops by woods to admire the beauty of nature on a snowy evening. But he feels
that his horse does not like his unsafe place.
Explanation:
The poet says
that his little horse (mind intellect) is very anxious about his stay in the
forest. The situation is very dangerous. The snow is falling constantly. On one
side there are woods filling up with snow. On the other side there is lake that
is frozen due to cold and snow. There is no form -house to take shelter.
He is unable to save himself from
danger of the evening. After some time it would be too late to save life. The
horse has a natural power of the instinct which warn him of danger.
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Poem-10
The
Song Of The Free -Swami Vivekanand
Central
Idea
In
this poem the poet has expressed his faith in the divine character of human
soul. A man who believes in God, is not afraid of all the world’s pain,
troubles and failure.
He
knows that Godhood is the goal of human
life. He should march forward to achieve it. He should leave his right
path.
In fact, the ups and downs of
life give him a chance to show his best powers.
Note:
The poet believe that God is great and a man should have faith on him as well
as his soul.
Explanation
1.
The wounded ………………………………………………………………………………. rage.
Reference:
These lines have
been taken from the poem ‘The Song Of
The Free’ composed by ‘Swami
Vivekanand’, A Great Indian Philosopher.
Context:
Here the poet
tells us about the reactions of an injured snake and lion.
Explanation:
The poet says
that on being harmed, the wounded animals react with anger and power. A wounded
snake raises its hood to attack the person.
On
being disturbed a simple flame bursts into a big fire. The lion roars in anger
and his sound fill in the desert. They don’t loose courage even in their
troubles.
Note:
Here the poet explains that every action has its reaction in the world.
2.
Let eyes …………………………………………………………………………………. the way.
Reference:
Previous.
Context:
Here the poet
tells us about those honors that may appear before us in life.
Explanation:
The poet advises
us that we should not be afraid of when our eyes get weak or the heat it loose
it power. He further says that we should not be nervous about a faithless
friend or unfaithful lover.
He
encourages us to stand bravely and face all the troubles of life. A man should
not be afraid of his ill-fate. He wants us to march on bravely and never cares
for the danger of life.
Note:
Every man has divine soul so he should not loose courage before the tears and
troubles of life.
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