Question

According to poet rudyard kipling how do you think one can "Fill the
Unforgiving minute" ​

Answer 1

Answer:

When THE POET RUDYARD KIPLING says , "If you can fill the unforgiving minute/With sixty seconds' worth of distance run," he is saying or advising us  that with every minute that we  are given,  you should make the absolute most of it that you can instead of wasting it for time never comes back. once it is gone, it is gone forever. "Unforgiving minute" means that every single minute has sixty  seconds long and no more, and no less.  So when that minute is up, it is gone, forever.  We can't call it back to spend that time differently.  A minute is not merciful; it doesn't slow  itself down to give us more time.  It is always constant, always running.  So, THE POET RUDYARD KIPLING'S advice is to fill every minute "with sixty seconds' worth of distance run," or to get as much good, effort, energy and distance out of every minute that you are given.  

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