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what is the difference between the flight of the skylark and that of the butterflies?​

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Answered by jiya9614
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Answer:

Skylark – Christina Rosetti

The earth was green, the sky was blue:

I saw and heard one sunny morn

A skylark hang between the two,

A singing speck above the corn.

Meaning

Hang between the two – Flying between sky and earth

Speck – A tiny dot

Singing speck – The skylark (The poet saw the skylark from a far distance)

Questions

Between what did the skylark was seen?

A stage below, in gay accord,

White butterflies danced on the wing,

And still the singing skylark soared,

And silent sang and soared to sing.

Meaning

A stage – A flat landscape

Gay – Happy

Accord – Gift

Soared – Flew high

Questions

How was the skylark’s behavior different from that of the butterflies?

The cornfield stretch’d a tender green

To right and left beside my walks;

I knew he had a nest unseen

Somewhere among the million stalks:

Meaning

Tender green – Light green

Questions

Where could the skylark have built its nest? Why is it unseen?

And as I paus’d to hear his song

While swift the sunny moments slid,

Perhaps his mate sat list’ning long,

And listen’d longer than I did.

Meaning

Paused – Stopped; halted

Swift – Quickly

Sunny moments – Happy time

Slid – Passed

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Answered by greatfanofdhoni
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Answer:

The poem is a celebration of life, nature and love. The color green symbolizes positivity, brightness and peace. The poet recalls a sunny morning she had spent in a green cornfield listening to the beautiful song of the skylark. She remembers the skylark flying so high in the sky that it seemed to be a tiny dot that hung between the luscious green earth and the bright blue sky. A skylark is traditionally associated with joy and springtime. Below the skylark, the butterflies were cheerfully dancing. Everywhere the poet looked, she could see a vibrant green color. The word stretched helps us imagine a wide and grand field. Letting her imagination go wild, the poet came to conclusion that the skylark had a nest somewhere among the million corn stalks. The poet, Christina Rossetti was captivated to listen to the skylarks sing a song. She was mesmerized and enchanted to see the skylark soar high in the sky and hear it sing. She was so engrossed that she had lost track of time. She imagined that perhaps the skylark had a mate who sat longer than her and listened to the skylarks song.

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