Question

Fame is fragile'. Give your views in reference to the poem patriot.

Answer 1

Answer:

If you mean the poem “The Patriot” by Robert Browning, the message is that actions a patriot is acclaimed for one day can be his/her downfall the next. A good example is Browning's England during the reign of King Charles I. For one side it was patriotic to support the king.What lesson do we get from the poem The Patriot by Robert Browning? The poem patriot by Robert Browning subject matter is that of betrayal and the biggest take away anyone can get from this is that the same people you so love selflessly and claim to love you in return, could end up hating you and killing you.Answer: The patriot was welcomed because he had won a grand victory. He did whatever he could do for his countrymen. And he did his best. He was welcomed like a hero.

Answer 2

In the poem, the fragile state of moral and public opinion is seen. It refers that how an individual once so high can fall down immediately.

• The question has been asked from the poem The Patriot by Robert Browning.
• The Patriot is basing primarily on the idea of rising and declining wealth. The narrator, is greeted by the townspeople with feverish enthusiasm and paths of roses.
• But at the end of the poem, it is seen that the same people who rose him to fame now abused and executed him within a year. Thus, fame is fragile and can break if not handled properly.