Question

2. In the poem 'If', the poet advises us to be​

Answer 1

Answer:

in poem if the poet Rudyard Kipling teaches his son that how to become a gentleman

Answer 2

• In the poem 'If' by Rudyard Kipling, the poet advises us to be​ honest and to tell the truth and the facts, no matter what the consequences might be.
• When we​ tell the truth, we are not afraid or ashamed.
• We are simply being honest.
• Kipling uses the word ​honesty​ in its widest sense.
• He uses ​honesty​ to mean speaking the ​truth and the facts, whether good or bad and not lying.
• The concept of ​honesty​ is so fundamental that Kipling attributes it to the entire human race, stating "No one, however, could possibly praise the honesty of their own hearts more highly than I do."
• It is the ​best​ thing in the world to be honest.

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