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Part (a) – What theme do you think the poet is exploring in this poem?
Part (b) – How does the poet use language in this poem to present his ideas?
The poem is = FARM CHILD
Look at this village boy, his head is stuffed
With all the nests he know, his pockets with flowers,
Snail-shells and bits of glass, the fruit of hours
Spent in the fields by thorn and thistle tuft.
Look at this eyes, see the harebell hiding there:
Mark how the sun has freckled his smooth face
Like a finch’s egg under that bush of hair
That dates the wind, and in the mixen now
Notice his poise; from such unconscious grace
Earth breeds and beckons to the stubborn plough.
Part (b) – How does the poet use language in this poem to present his ideas?
The poem is = FARM CHILD
Look at this village boy, his head is stuffed
With all the nests he know, his pockets with flowers,
Snail-shells and bits of glass, the fruit of hours
Spent in the fields by thorn and thistle tuft.
Look at this eyes, see the harebell hiding there:
Mark how the sun has freckled his smooth face
Like a finch’s egg under that bush of hair
That dates the wind, and in the mixen now
Notice his poise; from such unconscious grace
Earth breeds and beckons to the stubborn plough.
Answers
Answered by
Ms. Sue
The poet is praising farm children and their familiarity with nature.
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Which literary techniques do you see in this poem?
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