Question

The color imagery in the poem cherry tree by Ruskin bond
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Answer 1

The color imagery in the poem cherry tree by Ruskin bond:

The color imagery implies recollecting any past incident or picture held before. One imagines a particular color, image which is related to that one past memory but, in real, haven’t seen before, it’s just a part of game of one’s powerful mind.

In the poem, ‘The Cherry Tree’, poet Ruskin Bond; narrates his relationship with that first tree he planted with beautiful figures of speech.

Color imagery in this poem introduces these following lines :

“I found a tree had come to stay.

It was very small, five months child,

Lost in the tall grass running wild.”

Here, the above lines claim that the cherry tree which was once planted by the poet was used to be just a little sapling. It was a size of a five months child it seemed. ‘Lost in the tall grass running wild’, implies growing between the elder population.

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