Questions from Poetry of Earth-john Keats

By -

Questions from Poetry of Earth-john Keats

Questions from Poetry of Earth-john Keats

1.  Critically analyse the poem ‘The poetry of earth’.

      -        →  Initially, it can be said that the main view of the poem is- The music of nature is never creased, it plays through the different cycle of season. Literally speaking the poetry of earth indicates the various sound, found in the natural world. It is the calls of birds, animals and insects. These sounds are the voices of nature. So then, the poetry of earth means the voice at nature which is sung by insects, birds or animals. The poet wishes to import that like music and never to dies.

                  No obstacles could stop the music not even scorching heat of the sun, extreme climates, or extreme cold. So the natural music is hardly represents by Grasshoppers, Birds and cricket. In the poem, the poet says that the poetry of earth will endure all harshest circumstances.


2. write the substance of the poem ‘poetry of Earth’-       

 - The poetry of Earth’ is a very beautiful poem of nature in which the poet points out the never ending music of earth. In the poem, earth provides poetry in the form of music by birds, and insects. Even, when all birds are fainted with the scorching heat of sun and hides under the cooling trees. ,then the Grasshopper comes to presents his music and it hears from hedge to hedge through the new -moon-mead. When the grasshopper gets tired out of his fun the he birds his comforts under some birds.


        But even then the poetry of earth is never ends. During the extreme weather of winter a voice is heard in drowsy evening by the fire (stove) and that is of cricket. The warmth comes from the stove with the warm tones of cricket who cries to keep entertainment. Once could reminds in half asleep that the music is Gresshopper’s among same grassy hills. Thus the music of earth is never dead..

        


          


3. “He takes the lead/in summer luxury’-who is he? When does he takes the lead? What is summer luxury?


          →-In the poem, ‘ The poetry of Earth’ by john keats, ‘he’ is Grasshopper. 

          In the scorching heat of summer when all the birds are tired and take shelter in cooling trees, the Grasshopper takes the lead. And presents its music.

        Summer is beautiful but sometime it becomes intolerable due to scorching heat the birds gets joint and rest under cooling trees. But of that time Grasshopper comes to play his music as this warm weather is pleasant to him. Thus he sings ceaselessly and so the summer is luxurious to Grasshopper.


4. “Poetry of earth is never dead” – From where it is taken? What is the meaning of poetry of Earth?  Why is the poetry of earth never dead


       -

        Here ‘the poetry of earth’ means the ever lasting music of nature. That is hardy sung by natural creature like Grasshopper crickets and Birds, through the cycle of seasons.

                The poetry of earth is never dead because the different singer of nature takes its resposciblity to play their calls like music continuously. When birds gets joint in the scorching heat Grasshopper comes and in extreme winter cricket comes to present his music.

       


Comments

Post a Comment

Thank You so much for visiting our site , .
Leave a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

The Poem Wife's Lament -theme-analysis

By -
Image
The Poem Wife's Lament -theme-analysis Introduction of the poem:               "The Wife's Lament" is one of the most recognised Anglo-Saxon elegies. It is a monologue found in the "Exeter Book". The book was preserved with in the Cathedral of Exeter for nearly 600 years. However, it is still one of few works that we have in near perfect condition, save eight folios in the beginning of it, that were replaced sometime early in his life. It contains nearly one-sixth of all the Anglo-Saxon poetry we have today. The Wife's Lament was likely transmitted orally for generations before the writing of the " Exeter Book ". Scholars still find several other semantic and syntactic obscurities , and many elements of the story are left ambiguous. It is doubtful, through,that the text has been corrupted in any way. However it is much more characteristic and stylish of small works no to have proper nouns than it is of larger works.           ...
Read more

The poem dream of the rood /theme /summary/analysis

By -
Image
The Dream of the Rood poem Analysis The Dream of the Rood poem Analysis Introduction to Dream of the Rood                Dream of the rood   is one of the few surviving Christian poems in the corpus of old English Literature, and an example of the genre of dream poetry. The book is preserved in 10 th century Vercelli Book and it is considered one of the oldest work of Old English Literature.           The Poem may be as old as the 8 th century Ruthwell   Cross which was an 18 feet and the tree standing Anglo-Saxon cross that was perhaps called as conversion tool . As each side of the cross there is an excerption that was written in runes along with the scenes from the Gospels, lives of saints, images of Jesus healing the blind, the story of Egypt etc. The book (Dream of the Rood) describes the blended culture , moral code religions values of that contemporary solicty. In this poem the n...
Read more

All questions from asleep in the valley Arthur Rimbaud

By -
Image
All questions from asleep in the valley Arthur Rimbaud 1       1 .     . Justify the title of the poem asleep in the valley ?         In the poem asleep in the valley Arthur Rimbaud presented a beautiful view a nature. It is a anti-war poem where he refer the futile picture of a war. The poem opens with the beauteous description  of valley, where a slow stream flows and the sun rays fall upon a valley from mountain top. The poet here gave a description of young soldier who is sleeping peacefully in lap of nature . .       His feet are among the flowers and his smile is like an infant children. The poet later discovered the soldier as a dead where we found two bullet wounds, so through the end of the poem the poet referred he is in eternal sleep  the soldier is the victim of war that has been made clear by the expression ‘ two red holes ‘. It exposes how inhumanly the soldier is v...
Read more