Question

What are the trains compared to in the first stanza of the poem? Why​

Answer 1

Answer:

In the first stanza the poet tells his mother that he sits by his window and enjoys watching the trains for a long time. ... He compares the goods trains to huge elephants because both a herd of elephants and the wagons of goods trains are huge in size and move slowly one after the other.

Answer 2

In the first stanza the poet tells his mother that he sits by his window and enjoys watching the trains for a long time. He compares the goods trains to huge elephants because both a herd of elephants and the wagons of goods trains are huge in size and move slowly one after the other.