what kind of poem is cart driver?
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Q.1 Why is the bulbul afraid? Why does the bulbul hasten to its nest?
Ans: The bulbul is afraid because the forest is in the throes of terror. There is fearful silence all-round. In this fearful silence the bulbul hears some sound. It is the sound of wheels and the sound of the crackling of leaves. The bulbul hastens to its nest in order to take care of its four fledgelings which are hungry and alone in the nest.
Q.2 Why does the bulbul hide in the bushes?
Ans: It hides behind the bushes because it doesn’t want to be noticed by anyone. The bird gets terrified of hearing the sound of the wheels of the cart.
Q.3 What does the bulbul imagine?
Ans.: It imagines the forest on fire.
Q.4 What feeling does bulbul”s imagination arouse in the readers?
Ans.: Bulbul’s imagination arouses in the readers the feeling of selfless love and attachment that a mother has for its young ones. Mothers are always worried about their children more than themselves. The imagination also arouses in the readers the feeling sympathy for the bird.
Q.5 Why is a poem named “Cart Diver”?
Ans.: It is the cart driver’s irresponsible behaviour that petrifies the bulbul. The poet conveys his message through the folly of the cart driver. From the beginning, we also see the mother bird work hard to feed her young ones but it is only at the arrival of the cart driver that we come to know the extent of love a mother has for the children. Therefore the poem has been named “Cart Driver”.
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