Question

1. What does 'keep your head' mean?
2. Why should we not make dreams our master?
B. Why are triumph and disaster called impostors?
1. Why is it important to hold on to one's will?
5. Why does the poet call the minute “unforgiving'?​

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Answer:

1. Keep your head mean to maintain our composure when around us is falling apart.

2. If we make dreams our master then we will get detached from reality and will never be able to achieve our goals.

3. Triumph and disaster are called Imposters as they are not permanent and the ultimate in our lives.

4. Holding onto one's will is important because it acts as a driving force and leads us to our goals.

5. The minute is called 'unforgiving' by the poet because it waits for no one. It does not care for anyone and moves forward without stopping.

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