Question

"O why lament its fall?" Whose fall is the poet referring to ? Why does she ask us not to lament its fall ? By charlotte bronte

Answer 1

The poet is referring to the fall of life, basically death.

Answer 2

We are provided with a sentence that will are required to explain according to its context. The sentence that is provided to us in the question will be explained as under:

• This sentence has been extracted from the poem ' Life.'
• Charlotte Bronte has written  ' Life' the poem.
• In this poem, she tries to dispel the myth or dark thoughts that a person may have that life is dark and unpleasant.
• The rain that makes the flowers bloom has been received from the dark clouds.
• So the dark clouds which represent the fact that life is dark bring out the best in us which represents flowers blooming.
• In simple terms, a person works and gives his best when he is facing trouble.
• So in this poem, the fall the poet is referring to is the fall of the rain.
• The poet is asking us not to lament its fall due to the reason that because the rain fell the flowers started blooming.

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