Question

1. Which qualities dobs the poet speak of in the first stanza​

Answer 1

Explanation:

In the first stanza of his poem, Kipling says that a man needs to be able to "keep (his) head when all about (him) are losing theirs and blaming it on (him)." This means he must possess a calmness of spirit, a sense of self-control, and a relaxed composure.