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Answer the following questions. (a) Why is the rain divine? (b) In this universe, rain performs many functions. What are those? (c) “When I cry the hills laugh; When I humble myself the flowers rejoice; When I bow, all things are elated.” Cry, humbleandbowindicate different intensity with which the rain falls. Explain the three in context. (d) How do you think the rain quenches the thirst of the fields and cures clouds ailment? (e) Think about million little ways in which the rain embraces the trees. Mention a few of them. (f) “….. All can hear, but only The sensitive can understand’ What does the poet want to convey? (g) (i) Notice the imagery built around ‘sigh of the sea’, ‘laughter of the field’ and ‘tears of heaven’. Explain the three expressions in context of rain. (ii) How would you express rain as - an agent of floods? - a source of water for dams? (h) “I am like earthly life …” Why does the poet call rain as earthly life?

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Answer
the following questions
.


(a) Why is the rain
divine?



(b) In this universe,
rain performs many functions. What are those?



(c)
When I cry the hills laugh;



When I humble myself the flowers rejoice;



When I bow, all things are elated.”



Cry,
humbleandbowindicate different intensity with which
the rain falls. Explain the three in context.




(d) How do you think the rain quenches the thirst of the fields and
cures clouds ailment?




(e) Think about million little ways in which the rain embraces the
trees. Mention a few of them.




(f) “….. All
can hear, but only



The sensitive can understand



What does the poet want to convey?




(g) (i) Notice the imagery built around ‘sigh
of the sea
’, ‘laughter
of the field

and ‘tears of heaven
’.
Explain the three expressions in context of rain.



(ii) How would you express rain as



- an agent of floods?



- a source of water
for dams
?



(h)
I am like earthly life
…”


Why
does the poet call rain as earthly life?



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