Question

Deep in the night

When all is still

A moon beam climbs the window-sill

Over your bed

It softly flies

To see if sleep has closed your eyes.

A pinch of gold

Some fairy sand

It clasped within that moonbeam's hand.

And if by chance

You're not asleep

It comes tip-toe on gentle feet.

To touch your eyes

With golden beams

And take you to the land of dreams.
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Q6. The poet speaks of the moonlight as if it were

A) a watchman

B) a thief

C) a shadow

D) a fairy​

Answer 1

Answer:

D

Explanation:

as a fairy cuz a theif watchman and shadow will never gently touch your eyes with golden beams

Answer 2

Answer:

D) a fairy

Because, in the poem the poet says "A pinch of gold some fairy sand it clasped within that moonbeam's hand."