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A Answer these questions.
1. Why had Pan come to the river? What was he looking for?
2 What did he do to the reed? Was he cruel?
3. Why did he need the reed? What was his music like?
4. Pan is half-man and half-beast. How is this illustrated in the poem?
5. Justify the title of the poem.
it is from the poem "A musical instrument" by Elizabeth Barrett Browning.
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Answer:
1. pan had come to the river for searching something and he was frantic in his searching until he found it. He was searching a reed.
2. He tore out a reed, the great god Pan, From the deep cool bed of the river : The limpid water turbidly ran, ... Here the speaker witnesses the “great god” tearing out “a reed from the “deep cool bed of the river.” He is disrupting the peace of the ecosystem in a very violent way.
3. He needs a reedto make a musical instrument.
The music is so beautiful that the sun fails to set; rather.
4. The speaker seems to lament the fact that the reed no longer stands tall in the river, as Pan has torn it out and cut it short. Pan is then described as hollowing out the reed by removing its inside. His actions are still depicted as rough and methodical, as he seems to have planned this act all along.
5. A Musical Instrument, the poem written by Elizabeth Barrett Browning begins with a question as the great god Pan, the god of Pastures is seen by the riverside in the rising violent mood. The answer lies in the title of the poem itself as it contains a symbolic meaning of the whole poem which holds the myth behind
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1. Pan had come to the river for searching something and he was frantic in his searching until he found it. He was searching a reed.
2. He tore out a reed, the great god Pan, From the deep cool bed of the river: The limpid water turbidly ran, ... Here the speaker witnesses the "great god" tearing out "a reed from the "deep cool bed of the river." He is disrupting the peace of the ecosystem in a very violent way.
3. He needs a reed to make a
musical instrument. The music is so beautiful that the sun fails to set rather.
4. The speaker seems to lament the fact that the reed no longer stands tall in the river, as Pan has torn it out and cut it short. Pan is then described as hollowing out the reed by removing its inside. His actions are still depicted as rough and methodical, as he seems to have planned this act all along.
5. A Musical Instrument, the poem written by Elizabeth Barrett Browning begins with a question as the great god Pan, the god of Pastures is seen by the riverside in the rising violent mood. The answer lies in the title of the poem itself as it contains a symbolic meaning of the whole poem which holds the myth behind
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