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explain whose white waterfall would bless travellers in their last distress​

Answer 1

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Wystan Hugh Auden Quotes

Cold, impossible, ahead Lifts the mountain's lovely head Whose white waterfall could bless Travellers in their last distress.

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Answer 2

The Autumn Song by WH Auden describes the grief that comes and reigns as the autumn arrives. The poet finds autumn a condemned period in his life and has compared the falling of leaves in the autumn season with some grief-stricken event.

Explanation:

• Autumn symbolizes the exit of the old things, the time between these two transitional phase is a time of nothingness, nightmare of the decay and dead, and hopelessness for the author.

• From the last stanza of the poem which says

                       "Cold, impossible, ahead

                        Lifts the mountain’s lovely head

                        Whose white waterfall could bless

                         Travellers in their last distress".

• Here the poet says the waterfall from the mountain will bless the travelers in their distress

• The poet say  "A very desert like situation, lifeless, hopeless and nothingness has enveloped it". Now the winter came ("cold, impossible, ahead"), came the hope for life, augured to re-surge everything to start a new life. Then the mountain raised its head, satisfied the thirst of all those (travellers) who have been waiting for a very long time. This, the poet says, is a revival of all living beings  and the revival of a new human generation.

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