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are the things that cre 2. 4 A brief summary of each of the stanzas of the poem has been given below. Match the stanzas with the given summaries. Mention the stanza number alongside the correct summary. (a) My native land makes me feel as safe and secure as a baby carried on a mother's back, (b) The spirit of my native land can be understood in terms of its unity in diversity. Like different family members who have similarities and differences, yet belong to the same family and have the same home, in our native land, our family members practise different religions and traditions. (c) The lonely, blind old man in the street asked me to describe our native land. (d) Our native land is rich in its gift of nature and is brought to life by the birds and animals that playfully roam its rich green forests. (e) The touch of our native land is as peaceful as the cool, fresh breeze blowing after a night of thunder and rain.​

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rich green forests. (e) The touch of our native land is as peaceful as the cool, fresh breeze blowing after a night of thunder and rain.