Question

In gardens’ muteness, in spring, in the nights’ mist, Over a rose sings the nightingale of East. But doesn’t feel anything nor hear this charming rose, And to the loving hymn just swings and calmly dozes. Not in this way you sing for beauty, cold and hard? Come to your senses, bard, where do you stream your heart? She does not hear nor feel the poet’s soul, fervent; You look--- she is in bloom, you call---the answer’s absent. i) Who sings over a rose ? 0.5 ii)What is the season mentioned in the lines? 0.5 iii)Write homophone for soul. 0.5 iv)Is the poet happy with the bird’s singing? 0.5 v)Find synonyms for passionate and sleep from the poem. 1 vi) Write rhyme scheme of the poem. 1 vii) What doesn’t the nightingale hear and feel? 1 viii)Who is referred as bard in the poem? 1 ix) What does the bird do apart from singing? 1 x)Frame a sentence with bloom. 1 xi) How does the atmosphere of the garden look like? 1 xii)Give a suitable title to the poem. 1

Answer 1

Answer:

it is so so big I can not answer

Answer 2

Answer:

what season mention in these line