The speaker feels more than just the soreness from the ladder on his foot, which is typical later in the day. He also feels the pressure of the ladder, as if he is still standing on it. Because there are too many apples, the ladder sways against the bending limbs of the apple tree. This makes the speaker feel like he is still standing under it even though it is now late at night.
The poet's emotional agony and ache are caused by the awareness that her mother has aged and has grown feeble and pallid like a corpse. She is completely reliant on her children. The ache also relates to the poet's childhood ache, which returns owing to the mother's old age and impending death. This shows that love and grief have a way of coming back even after a long time.
Loneliness is another cause for the pain she feels. Her mother is all alone in this world, not having any close friends or relatives who could come to her aid if needed. Also, she is aware that there is no one else in the whole world who can understand or appreciate the joys and sorrows of her life like her. All these things combine to make the poet feel lonely and bereft, causing her considerable pain.
Have you ever felt lonely? Did someone ever say something that made you feel worse about yourself? Maybe they told you you look ugly today or something similar? If so, then you know how bad feeling about yourself can make you feel. That's exactly what this poet was going through in those days. She knew her mother loved her but couldn't bear to see her suffering. So, she went away to pray for help from God.
Answer. When the poet is unhappy or dejected and rests on his sofa, he feels the "bliss of solitude" or "happiness of being alone." This shows that happiness cannot be found outside oneself; one must look within themselves for joy.
Question. How does the poet feel when happy?
When the poet is happy or elated, he feels as if "surrounded by a crowd," which shows that happiness cannot exist alone; someone else has to share it.
When you are sad, you feel depressed and hopeless; when you are unhappy, you still have hopes and dreams left.
Because they find pleasure in making other people happy.
When you live your life "on purpose", that means that you use your reason to decide what path you want to take and then you follow this path with all your heart.
He thinks that when people build strong houses, they can challenge the wind. Actually, the poet suggests to the people that they should be strong at heart because the weak cannot face the challenges of life. Only people with a strong heart and body have the courage to face the challenges of life. The poet is not unhappy with the wind; he is unhappy with the people who can stand only before stone walls.
All our dreams and desires rise from within us. Without others' help or support we can't fulfill them. That's why the poet says "people make my happiness or misery". He is not wrong about it either. People do affect our lives greatly. Whether for better or worse, people always play an important role in our lives.
This poem means that we need not worry about how strong the wind may be if we have the will power to resist it. It also means that no matter what problems we are facing in our lives, we can always find strength inside ourselves to overcome them.
Finally, this poem means that happiness depends on ourselves alone. No one else can make us happy or sad. We can only decide how to react to different situations that come our way.
Every raindrop that lands on the tin roof creates an echo in the poet's heart. In his thoughts, the beautiful recollection of his youth fades. The memory is triggered when he hears the repeated sound of rains falling on his roof. This reminds him of another rainy day in his childhood home, where he watched as his mother washed her hair. She had admired his poem and asked him to read it to her. Overcome with emotion, he recited a poem by Lord Byron called "She Walks in Beauty". Her beauty still haunts him years later when faced with another woman wearing clothes that resemble his mother's.
The poet becomes obsessed with his lost love and dreams of seeing her again one day. But how can this be possible? His mother has died years ago! Still, the echo of her voice remains with him every time it rains. This makes him believe that she is alive even though she is gone forever.
He feels guilty for being obsessed with his mother and tries to forget her but it is impossible to erase her from his mind. Every time it rains, he hears her voice once more and this makes him feel sad and lonely.
However, there is hope for the poet someday if he is willing to change his ways of thinking.
The poet discusses the tiger's heart in the third verse. He wonders what type of shoulders and art the Creator would have to twist (give shape) the tiger's heart muscles or ligaments. The poet appears to extol the Creator's physical force, adventurous character, and jaw-dropping art in this line.
This poem is one of the most famous poems from the Indian subcontinent. It was written by Muhammad bin Jafar Al-Majriti (1233-1303), also known as Al-Ghazali. Al-Majriti was a philosopher, jurist, and theologian who lived in Baghdad. He is regarded as the father of Islamic philosophy for his work "Al-Iqtisad fi al-Tibyat" ("The Incoherence of the Philosophers").
In this poem, he argues that it is impossible to exist without creating anything. Everything we see has a cause - even if it seems to be happening spontaneously. This argument is called "the causal chain". Without a cause, nothing can come into existence or disappear. Since everything that exists had to be brought into being by someone, that person must be God.
He also says that if the tiger did not have a red heart, then it would not be able to attract people's attention in the jungle.
As a result, everytime the west wind blows, the speaker is reminded of his home, and the tears are the result of homesickness.
The poet is ecstatically thrilled, to put it mildly. He has the impression that his heart is dancing with the majestic dafodils. For the time being, he forgets about his late brother's death and thinks he is in the company of his life-long best friends who will never leave him alone in the future. The daffodils have the same effect on him as love has ever had before or since. They fill him with ecstatic joy.
Love is a powerful emotion that can change your whole world into a paradise or hell, depending on how you deal with it. It can also kill you. That's what makes it so dangerous. Love takes many forms - from friendship to lust to obsession...and everything in between. No matter what type of love you are feeling, the important thing is that you know how to handle it.
People often say that the flower that represents love is the rose. But actually, the daffodil is the love flower because it comes up after all other flowers have faded away and it tells us that love can give rise to happiness even when we most need it.
As beautiful as daffodils are, they can't talk. But thanks to the poet, we know exactly how he feels. Love gives him the power to express himself through words, which is something that only people can do. Love makes him think differently about others and himself. It makes him happy just by seeing another person enjoying themselves.
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