Question

I. Read the summary of the poem 'The poem of adventure and answer the questions
In this poem, the poet George Krokos tells us about the adventure of the kids
Adventures are hidden deep inside the mountains in all types of forms and shapes. People
who take up adventures in their life, see the world in an extraordinary special way. They fed
that they have little wings on our back and whenever we take a new step, we would bounce
with joy. The poet also asks us to imagine that our mind is clear and the wind is passing
through us instead of going against us. Moreover, he wants us to close our eyes and asks them
to embrace us. Hence, we could attract the adventures into the patterns of habit
In the olden days, knights were daring and chivalrous. They rode on the horses with the
sword or spear and fought their opponents for a righteous cause. They regarded themselves as
worthy of winning the hands of their fair ladies as a valuable prize of their valour. They cap-
tured the eyes of the crowds by combating with their opponents. Even today, people talk with
much applause about the brave adventures and the deeds of the knight.
1. Whom does the poet ask to imagine the transparency and feel the wind stream passing?
2. how did Knights ride on horse?​

Answer 1

Answer:

1)=Answer: The poet asks us to imagine that we have tiny wings on our back, so that we can bounce a bit with joy, when we take a new step towards our adventurous life. He also wants us to imagine that we are clear in mind and feel the wind passing . through us, instead of going against us.

2)=During a jousting tournament (where knights displayed their skill in combat by fighting each other) the knight rode a horse called a charger that was heavy and strong. In hand-to-hand combat he used a lighter horse called a courser