Question

Q.1
Answer the following questions in brief
1. How did the poet feel before the change of mood? Why did he feel so?
2. Describe the scene of falling of the dust snow. What impact does it have on the poet?
3. Do you think that the poet presents a very bright side of the nature in the poem? Give
reason.
4. What is the dust of snow?
5. Why does the poet say that he had 'saved some part of the day he had rued?
6. What happened when the dust of snow fell on the poet? How did crow come and sit on the
tree?
7. What kind of tree it was?
8. How did the Poet feel in the end?
9. Why did the poet rue earlier?
10. Where was the Poet sitting?​

Answer 1

Explanation: The poem Dust of Snow

Answer to question 8,9 and 10

• The poem Dust of Snow is written by Robert Frost.
• The falling of snow on the poet changes his mind.
• The soft and cold touch of snow changed the poet`s mood from sadness to happiness.
• He was very depressive but the supremacy of nature makes him realize that his problems are petty.
• He soon realizes that the divine beauty of nature has a healing effect on every painful soul.
• The poet was very sad and depressive as he experienced a very bad day and was regretting about everything.
• The poet sat under a hemlock tree which was a poisonous tree with  small white flowers.

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