Give examples of sight, sound, smell, taste and touch images from the poem Tartary.
[the poem is the tartary]
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Sound :
(i) Trumpeters every day to every meal would summon me, And in my courtyard bray.
(ii) While harp, and flute, and mandolin, Made music sweet and gay.
Sight :
(i) And in my court should peacocks flaunts, And in my forests tigers haunt, And in my pools great fishes slant, Their fins athwart the sun.
(ii) And ere should wane the morning star
(iii) And zebras seven should draw my car Through Tartary’s dark glades.
Smell :
(i) Glen, thicket, wod and dale! Her flashing stars, her scented breeze, Her trembling lake like foamless seas, Her bird-delighting citron trees, In every purple vale.
(i) Trumpeters every day to every meal would summon me, And in my courtyard bray.
(ii) While harp, and flute, and mandolin, Made music sweet and gay.
Sight :
(i) And in my court should peacocks flaunts, And in my forests tigers haunt, And in my pools great fishes slant, Their fins athwart the sun.
(ii) And ere should wane the morning star
(iii) And zebras seven should draw my car Through Tartary’s dark glades.
Smell :
(i) Glen, thicket, wod and dale! Her flashing stars, her scented breeze, Her trembling lake like foamless seas, Her bird-delighting citron trees, In every purple vale.
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