Question

List the imagery used the poem" Where The Mind Is Without Fear​

Answer 1

Answer:

hii dear

I am also from kashmir

be chhuss kashur booztha

cx kati rozaan?

Answer 2

Explanation:

che cheka kashher manz rooza

bit ha ches kesheer henz

che kat rooza

In his poem "Where the Mind is Without

Fear, Rabindranath Tagore uses clear

visual and sensory descriptions to ensure

that the reader understands the struggle

for identity and freedom as it exists

physically and spiritually. His poem is a

plea or prayer and he wishes for "ever

widening thought."

Tagore uses alliteration throughout, and in

the first line the emphasis is on a proud

people as "the head is held high." Other

examples are when he mentions how

tireless striving stretches.. The pace

created by the repeated 's" sound gives the

sense of many years of struggle. This is

not going to be attained easily. When

Tagore talks of the "dreary desert sand of

dead habit" the repeated "d" sound helps

the reader to imagine the stunted and

fruitless attempts of others to prevent the

attainment of this place of freedom where

there is no fear. Finally, when Tagore says,

"...freedom, my Father" through the

repeated f-sound he is associating real

freedom with spiritual freedom as the one

would be worthless without the other.

adsa beh

be happy