Question

One to another calling
Each answering each
One to another calling
In their proper speech
High above my head they wheeled!
Far out of reach
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On wings of flame they went and came
with a cadensed clange
Their stiver wings tinkled",
Their golden wings rang:
The wind it whistled through their wings
Where in heaven they sang,
They flashed and they darted
Awhilelo before mine eyes,
Mounting, mounting, mounting still,
In haste to scalel the skies.
Birds without a nest on earth,
Birds of a Paradise
- Christina Rossetti
wheeled: few around in circles:
wings of flame, bricht, outspread wide
cadensed dang: a regular pattern of loud metallic musical sound:
tinkled: made lightinging sounds or to make something do this
flashed: shone suddenly and brightly for a short time,
darted: moved suddenly and quickly
while: for a short times
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Theme : Very quick movement of the birds and their flying at mounting heights made the poet belle
have nests on earth. If they would have the poet may have seen near by. So she thinks that
who sing heavenly songs which no man on earth can compose or repeat
Understand the Poem
Answer the questions:
(a) What were the colours of the wings of the birds the poet had seen?
(b) What were the four types of the sound of birds the poet heard?
(c) Write four words that the poet used for the movement of birds
(d) Why are the birds called Birds of the Paradise'? question answers please​

Answer 1

Answer:

first you write poem name