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• Why are the words of the speaker described strange?
• Do you think the poem has a universal appeal? if so what is the appeal built in the poem?
• What does the speaker want the Outside world to do?
• What makes the speaker say that no one is bothered about him.
• Why does the speaker consider himself/herself as an outsider?
• What do you think can be done to make the outsiders feel inclusive?
• Explain: Saintly patience.
• Is the poem a request, or an acceptance or affirmation or a description of the poet’s helplessness.
• In two or three sentences describe the speaker in the poem?
• Who is described as an outsider in the poem? The speaker or the others or both?