Question

the Ball poem metaphorically talks about the epistemology and profound reality of life.Discuss​

Answer 1

Explanation:

A boy loses a ball in the water. He is very upset. Though

the ball does not cost too much it gives a big shock to

him. He keeps staring at the place where his ball has

gone. The poet sees all this but he doesn't interfere with

the boy's ruminations. The poet thinks that the loss of

the ball will teach

the boy a lesson of accepting the loss with tolerance and

pleasure. Everyone has to lose something or the other in

this world still they are to survive and fulfil their

obligations. This loss makes the boy learn that gains and

losses are part and parcel of life. One should accept them

as a common matter.