Question

Tell me the summary of the poem "The castle" by Edwin muir.​

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Answer:

Edwin Muir's allegorical poem "The Castle" was originally published in his 1946 collection The Voyage, and Other Poems, and is a Scottish poet, autobiographer, translator, and critic.

Explanation:

• The speaker of the poem is a soldier in an army defending a castle.
• Because the castle is so sturdy and is protected by courageous, loyal troops, the soldier believes it is impregnable.
• To the surprise of the soldiers, the castle is overturned without a struggle when the opposing army bribes a castle guard to let it in.
• The poem explains the dangers of pride, hinting that being overconfident can lead to calamity, using simple language and an engaging narrative.

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