Question

And the birds are all stnging to welcome the light,

The buds are all opening the dews on the flower
If you shake but a branch, see there falls quiet a shower,
The lark's singing gaily; it loves the bright sun.
And rejoices that now the gay spring is begun:
For the spring is so cheerful I think it would buwrong
If we do not feel happy to hear the lark'ssong
Get up; for when all things are merry and glad,
Good children should never be lózy and sad:
For God gives
us daylighit, dear sister that we
May rejoice like the lark, and may work like the
bee
Answer the following questions:
(i) Who is addressed in the poem?
(ii) Why does the
lark rejoice?
(iii) What doe, we poet
expect from kuud children?​

Answer 1

Answer:

The buds are all opening the dews on the flower

If you shake but a branch, see there falls quiet a shower,

The lark's singing gaily; it loves the bright sun.

And rejoices that now the gay spring is begun:

For the spring is so cheerful I think it would buwrong

If we do not feel happy to hear the lark'ssong

Get up; for when all things are merry and glad,

Good children should never be lózy and sad:

For God gives

us daylighit, dear sister that we

May rejoice like the lark, and may work like the

bee