Answer the following questions,
1. What are the hardships the cherry tree faced while growing?
2. Why is the tree referred to as a small, five months child?
3. What did the speaker see on his return from Kashmir?
4. How does the poet describe the cherry blossoms?
5. Name the visitors to the cherry tree.
Answers
Answer:
The difficulties that the cherry tree face in growing up were that- it was not watered. It was suppressed by the tall, wild grass. Goats ate it's leaves. Grass cutter scythe it and split it apart.
The poet has mentioned different seasons in the following lines : -
Monsoon- "Split it apart and the monsoon blight. "
Summer -^ prime prime | And suddenly that summer near the end of may"
ng-" Next spring i watched three
new shoots grow"
The poet's minute of the steady growth of cherry tree are suggested in the following lines: - " I found a tree had come to stay.
the speaker felt sad as being away from kashmir
The poet describes just how delicate the cherry blossoms are. They fall even when the mildest of breeze blows, which is the gentlest type of breeze that can make anyone fall asleep. This imagery of the poet lying on the ground and peeking at the sky through the leaves is simple yet beautiful.
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