Mild the mist upon hill,Telling nut of stroms tomorrow,No;the day has

1.	Mild the mist upon hill,Telling nut of stroms tomorrow,No;the day has wept its fill.Spent its store of silent sorrowOh, I'm gone back to the days of youthI am a child once more;And neath my father's sheltering roof,And near the old hall door.Iwatch this cloudy evening fall,After a day of rain,Blue mists, sweet mists of summer pallThe horizon's mountain chain.The damp stands is the long.green grassAs thock as morning's tears;And dreamy scents of fragrance passThat breathe of other years.(1)Answer the following questionas:2x3=6(a) What did the poet watch on the cloudy evening?(b)What is considered to be the sheltering roof by the poet?
Answer» Answer: Mild the mist UPON hill, Telling nut of stroms tomorrow, No;the day has wept its fill. Spent its store of silent sorrow Oh, I'm gone back to the days of youth I am a child once more; And neath my father's sheltering roof, And near the old hall door. Iwatch this cloudy evening FALL, After a day of rain, Blue mists, sweet mists of summer pall The HORIZON's mountain chain. The DAMP stands is the long.green grass As thock as morning's tears; And dreamy scents of fragrance pass That breathe of other years. (1)Answer the following questionas: 2x3=6 (a) What did the poet watch on the cloudy evening? (b)What is considered to be the sheltering roof by the poet

Mild the mist upon hill,Telling nut of stroms tomorrow,No;the day has wept its fill.Spent its store of silent sorrowOh, I'm gone back to the days of youthI am a child once more;And neath my father's sheltering roof,And near the old hall door.Iwatch this cloudy evening fall,After a day of rain,Blue mists, sweet mists of summer pallThe horizon's mountain chain.The damp stands is the long.green grassAs thock as morning's tears;And dreamy scents of fragrance passThat breathe of other years.(1)Answer the following questionas:2x3=6(a) What did the poet watch on the cloudy evening?(b)What is considered to be the sheltering roof by the poet?

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Mild the mist UPON hill,

Telling nut of stroms tomorrow,

No;the day has wept its fill.

Spent its store of silent sorrow

Oh, I'm gone back to the days of youth

I am a child once more;

And neath my father's sheltering roof,

And near the old hall door.

Iwatch this cloudy evening FALL,

After a day of rain,

Blue mists, sweet mists of summer pall

The HORIZON's mountain chain.

The DAMP stands is the long.green grass

As thock as morning's tears;

And dreamy scents of fragrance pass

That breathe of other years.

(1)Answer the following questionas:

2x3=6

(a) What did the poet watch on the cloudy evening?

(b)What is considered to be the sheltering roof by the poet