Question

Imagine yourself as a poet and write two lines to continue the theme of the stanza? The sower.​

Answer 1

Explanation:

Now to sow the task is set, Soon shall come a time to reap. In the third stanza, the poet says that the sower's silhouette (here it means the shadow of the sower) is dark and keeps growing as the night approaches. ... According to the poet, the sower may be thinking it is the time to sow the seeds and he is doing it.

$\huge \pink{H} \orange {e} \red {a} \green {r} \blue {t} \orange {S} \pink {l} \red {a} \green {y} \blue {e} \orange {r}$ $\huge {⚘}$

Answer 2

Answer:

The poet says that one day he sits on a porchway (entrance) to enjoy the sunset. He watches the ruddy i.e. red sunlight fading away fast. As the evening approaches, the twilight (here it means evening) begins to rule i.e. dominate the light. In other words, the darkness starts spreading all over.

Explanation:

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