Q 20. "my head is full of whispers which tomorrow will be silent. Listen. The glass is breaking. The trees are stumbling fofward into the night. Winds rush to meet them. The moon is broken like a mirror, its pieces flash now in the crown of the tallest oak". (a) why would the whispers be silent tomorrow? (b) why are the trees stumbling? (c) which word in the stanza means the same as âquietâ? (d) which poetic device has been used in the sixth line of the stanza?
Answers
Answer:Ans●The whispers will be silent tomorrow because the trees will move out of the house and into the forest.
Ans●The Trees Are Stumbling Forward To Meet The Winds.
Ans● Silent .
Ans●Simili
Explanation:
Answer:
(a) The whispers will be silent tomorrow because the winds rush will stop by tomorrow.It will go into the woods.
(b)The trees are stumbling because of the rush of the wind.They are stumbling into the night.
(c) âquietâ refer to calmness.So, in the above paragraph 'Silent' refers to âquietâ
"my head is full of whispers which tomorrow will be silent"
(d) Simile
The moon is broken like a mirror
The word 'like' is directly used in the sentence.So,it is Simile.
Explanation:
The poet tells that the rushness of the wind will sort by tomorrow and tomorrow will be silent.The window is breaking like a mirror.Glasses are broken.All because of the wind.The poet had to withstand this night,because tomorrow the wind will go into the woods.
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