Question

11 th standard "the sower" poem appreciation of poem​

Answer 1

Explanation:

Sitting in a porchway cool,

Fades the ruddy sunlight fast,

Twilight hastens on to rule--

Working hours are well night past

Shadows shoot across the lands;

But one sower lingers still,

Old, in rags, he patient stands,--

Looking on, I feel a thrill.

Black and high his silhouette

Dominates the furrows deep!

Now to sow the task is set,

soon shall come a time to reap.

Marches he along the plain,

To and fro, and scatters wide

from his hands the precious grain;

Moody, I, to see him stride.

Darkness deepens. Gone the light.

Now his gestures to mine eyes

Are august; and strange--his height

seems to touch the starry skies.

The poem 'THE SOWER' is written by the famous French writer, Victor Hugo. He is well known for his poetry, drawing, novels and also famous journalist. He is famous among the Romanic writers. Notable works of Victor Hugo are; Cromwell (1827), Herani (1830), The Hunch Back of Notre-Dame(1831), Ruy Blas, Les Miserables (1862), Toilers of the Sea(1827), He was one of the Rationalist writer among the Russian writers. He was a passionate supporter of republicanism. He was honored in many ways, including his portrait being placed in French currency. He was buried in Pantheon in Paris.

Romantic features was one of the major factors which made Victor Hugo famous among his contemporaries. He proposed to deal with materials from common life in a selection of language used by the men. The poem titled The Sower is one among such works. According to the poet and the translator of the poem (Toru Dutt) poetry is not primarily a mirror of men in action, it is the poets own feelings while processing the composition. Poems come out of the real life situations that touched the poet’s heart. The remarkable use of landscapes, together with flora and fauna become the major theme of romantic poets.

2. THE OBJECTIVES

Answer 2

Appreciation:

In the poem "The Sower" by Victor Marie Hugo, the poet shows a deep appreciation and reverence for the sower.

The sower is really working hard day and night to grow crops and earn the livelihood of his family. He is a patient farmer who is skilled in his work. He scatter the seeds and sow them and wait for the time of their reaping. It is very strong him to work that hard. He keeps working even though it is getting dark and the night falls. The poet admires this quality of the sower.