Where does the poet stop with his horse?
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Answer:
The horse stopped between the woods and the frozen lake because the speaker wanted to see the beauty of the woods.
Explanation:
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Answer:
The horse stopped between the woods and the frozen lake because the speaker wanted to see the beauty of the woods.
Explanation:
1. The poet has stopped to admire the woods. However, his
horse thinks that this action is a bit strange. The horse as the
poet's companion is only used to stopping at places where the
poet finds a place to rest.
2. In the fourth line of the first stanza, the poet says that the
woods are slowly filling up with snow and the lake is also
frozen.
3. The woods that the poet is passing through are mysterious
and dark. They are lovely and deep. The atmosphere of the
woods is a source of pleasure for the poet.
4. The poet is a social being. He is not an outcaste. Like every
human being, he has been burdened with worldly
responsibilities since his birth. So he has to continue his journey
to fulfil all promises and perform all duties.
5. The first feathers of a bird are airy, soft and light. It seems
that the poet wants to refer to the lightness of the snowflakes
that fall almost silently in the woods, by using the words downy
flakes.
a) Here 'he' refers to the owner of the dark woods. 'He' lives in
the nearby village.
(b) The poet has stopped to absorb the natural beauty of the
woods.
(c) The poet feels that the owner, or God, will not mind his
trespassing in the woods. He is watching the poet's actions.
But he will not find the poet stopping to see the woods fill
up with snow.
2. (a) Here 'he' refers to the horse that the poet is riding
(b) The horse is used to stopping at busy places. It stops at the
sign of farmhouses and civilized settlements. The horse might
feel that the poet is making some mistake because the poet
nowhere.
(c) The woods are silent because the poet says that only the
sounds of the blowing of ‘easy wind' and the falling of ‘downy
flakes' can be heard.
3. (a) The poet realises that he has his own duties and
responsibilities to fulfil before he goes to sleep or dies. The
poet cannot ‘rest' as he has miles to go.
(b) The poet cannot 'rest' as he has miles to go. He cannot shed
his duties and indulge in pleasure.
(c) The poet implies that it will be a very long time before he
takes rest or faces death. Here 'sleep' symbolizes death or rest.
Therefore, his future days will be filled with hard work, labour
and duties.
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