Question

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(a)
......but soon
put that thought away and
looked out at young
trees sprinting, the merry children spilling
out of their homes.............
(a) Who looked out at the young trees?
(b) Which thought did she put away?
(c) What do young sprinting trees signify?
(d) Why are the trees described as sprinting?
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Answer 1

Answer:

(b) the poet put away the painful thought of her mother's ageing and declining health and the possibility of loosing her mother.

(c) the trees appear to be racing past as their car moves towards the airport. The old, inactive mother is contrasted with the energetic and active trees.

(d)the young trees are 'sprinting' that is rushing past the poet as she is travelling in a very fast moving car. while travelling in a speeding vehicle , the objects outside appear to be rushing past us in the opposite direction. These sprinting trees are in stark contrast to the passive old lady sitting inside the car.

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