Question

write a poem on your recent days
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Answer 1

Answer:

Please, don’t decorate me in garlands

Don’t give me applause

Spare me recognition for work injury, martyrdom, or any other merits

I didn’t come to Wuhan to admire the cherry blossoms

And I didn’t come for the scenery, the reception of flattery

I just want to return home safe when the epidemic ends

Even if all that remains are my bones

I must bring myself home to my children and parents

In this time of spiralling chaos and uncertainty,

As we wander adrift in this thicket of

The inaugural session had popular Indian poet, writer and critic Arundhathi Subramaniam read out Rumi's ‘The Tent’ and her own poem the ‘Memo’, amongst others. As Subramaniam rightly pointed out, recreating this recital is like a "virtual campfire" for poetry lovers.

‘The Tent’ by Rumi

Outside, the freezing desert night.

This other night inside grows warm, kindling.

Let the landscape be covered with thorny crust.

We have a soft garden in here.

The continents blasted,

cities and little towns, everything

become a scorched, blackened ball.

The news we hear is full of grief for that future,

but the real news inside here

is there's no news at all.

The short, succinct poems posted by British poet and translator George Szirtes on his Instagram handle offer much to ruminate on the ongoing infodemic.

‘Wartime’

There are profiteers

in the cupboard. There are thieves

in the neat hedgerows.

There are the rumours

and the alarms. It's the times

we live in they say.

Darling, these are days

of anxiety. Listen

to the high pitched call

of small birds. Kiss me.

With the closure of schools and colleges, the resources released under Poetry Foundation's Teaching Poetry Online has poetry teaching content for people of all age categories, apart from an exhaustive '101 Guides to Individual Poets' featuring the best in American poetry.

Answer 2

Answer:

ok

Explanation: I wake up early morning , do bushand take the bath attend the school and i love my day and then i do my lunch with my mother and i love my day and then tv and then dinner and i love my day.