Question

The children run in spring’s serene meadow,
Jovial, bold, wild, and free,
While I sit alone — an old man — buried in my
silent sorrow,
Hoping to be as carefree.
Banished to a faraway land of quiet,
I wish I could laugh with glee,
Just like the children’s laughter riot,
Live a life so jovial, bold, wild, and free.
Answer each of the following questions in a few sentences.
1) What is the poet talking about? (2 marks)
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Answer 1

Answer:

The children run in spring’s serene meadow,

Jovial, bold, wild, and free,

While I sit alone — an old man — buried in my

silent sorrow,

Hoping to be as carefree.

Banished to a faraway land of quiet,

I wish I could laugh with glee,

Just like the children’s laughter riot,

Live life so jovial, bold, wild, and free.

Answer each of the following questions in a few sentences.

1) What is the poet talking about?

Explanation:

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