Hey ,brainlicas....
It's too soon for the front porch swing.
No crocuses are opeing.
The wind is from the north and chill.
No matter. Spring is here. I still
Am bound to sit and swing out there
And feel it in the evening air.
It's much too cold. The trees are lean
And leafless—not a sign of green.
It's foolishness to sit outside.
The mockingbird has testified
To spring's existence, and I see
The buds are on the almond tree.
I'm sure it's spring.
How do you know?
I think a cricket told me so.
1Q)What is the wish of the poet?
2Q)Pick out the living things from the poem.
3Q)To springs existence and I see.
Existence in the poem means?
A) The state of death. B)The state of living.
C)The state of nothing. D)The state of passing.
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SWING
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FRAN HARAWAY
1) The wish of the poet is to see the spring .
He is not seeing a single sign of spring but even he says that spring had come.
2) Living things are as follows
(i) crocus
(ii) trees
(iii) mockingbird
(iv) buds
(v) almond tree
(vi) cricket
3) Existences means
(A) The death of the bitter cold
(B) Living of spring
of greenry , trees , buds and insects
(C) State of nothing means no sign of greenry
(D) The passing of the winds of the north
i.e., cold
I tried by at least my best
hope this helps you
by
FRAN HARAWAY
1) The wish of the poet is to see the spring .
He is not seeing a single sign of spring but even he says that spring had come.
2) Living things are as follows
(i) crocus
(ii) trees
(iii) mockingbird
(iv) buds
(v) almond tree
(vi) cricket
3) Existences means
(A) The death of the bitter cold
(B) Living of spring
of greenry , trees , buds and insects
(C) State of nothing means no sign of greenry
(D) The passing of the winds of the north
i.e., cold
I tried by at least my best
hope this helps you
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