Question

The sower is a happy person as depicted in the poem.

true or false​

Answer 1

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Answer 2

The correct answer is TRUE.

Sower was a happy person as depicted in the poem.

• The poem "Sower" by Victor Marie Hugo fixates on the demonstration of planting by the rancher, who eagerly plants the seeds, notwithstanding having seen many awful collects. Still a positive thinker, he expects a decent gather each time he plants the seeds.
• The poem is a tribute to the sower, whose respectable activities make him the receptor of the artist's esteem. It is a grasping story by the writer of his perceptions about the sower. The tone of the poem is hopeful and free. As the poem advances, the writer's depiction of the sower takes on a tone of respect.
• The focal thought of the poem is that with devotion, responsibility, constancy, and difficult work, one can accomplish anything that one sets one's brain as well. The writer's perceptions about the sower let us know that the sower's unflinching confidence in the probability of a decent reap, later on, makes him buckle down today.
• However the sower is old and is worn-out garments, he is quiet and patient since he realizes that regardless of whether he gets to receive the rewards of his work, others will unquestionably profit from it.
• The sower overcomes the dimness and keeps on planting the seeds by walking back and forth in the field, dissipating the grain all over and guaranteeing that the grains cover the whole field.
• This is the point at which the writer understands that the sower's activities are respectable because he doesn't plant only for himself.
• For the significance of his activities, the sower has all the earmarks of being a transcending figure, whose honorability lifts his situation in the artist's eyes to such an extent that his stature is by all accounts contacting the brilliant skies.
• The poem is loaded with positive components that intend to energize the reader. The consistent emphasis on the qualities like determination and resolve gives the poem a persuasive tone and the broad utilization of word symbolism makes the poem interesting to the reader.