Question

42. Read the following poem carefully and answer the questions given below.
Sometimes when the day is bad
And someone's made me very sad
Or I've been given angry stares
I go behind the front porch stairs
There, curled up with chin or knee
I like to be alone with me
And listen to people talk
And hurry by me on the walk
There I sit without a sound
And draw stick pictures on the ground
If I should tire of it all
I throw some pebbles at the wall
After I've been there a while
And find that I can almost smile,
I brush me off and count to ten
And try to start the day again.
Questions:
1. Where does the speaker go when he is angry?
2. What does he do when he is angry and alone?
3. When does his anger disappear?​

Answer 1

Answer:

he goes behind the front porch stairs when he is angry

Answer 2

Explanation:

1) when he is angry he go behind the front porch stairs

2) go behind the front porch stairs

There, curled up with chin or knee

I like to be alone with me

3) And hurry by me on the walk

There I sit without a sound

And draw stick pictures on the ground

If I should tire of it all

I throw some pebbles at the wall

After I've been there a while

And find that I can almost smile,