Question

Why does the stream look silvery

Answer 1

$\huge \boxed{ \fcolorbox{orange}{white}{Answer}}$

• The poem Silver appreciates the beauty of the glistening stars and the moon at night. The night gives everything a silvery look. When the stars appear through the branches of a tree, it appears as if the tree has silver fruits. Similarly, the silver beam on a sleeping dog makes it seem as if the paws of the dog are made of silver. The feathers of the doves and the claws and eyes of the mice have a silvery look. The stream and its surrounding reeds also look as if they are silver coated.

• As the silver beam falls on the sleeping dog, it looks as if the dog has silver paws. Similarly, the doves and mice seem to have feathers and claws and eyes made of silver. Even the stream in which the fish reside looks as if it is silver. The reeds by the side of the stream are no different.

Answer 2

The poem Silver appreciates the beauty of the glistening stars and the moon at night. The night gives everything a silvery look. ... Similarly, the doves and mice seem to have feathers and claws and eyes made of silver. Even the stream in which the fish reside looks as if it is silver.