Second-person point of view is occasionally used in poetry. The speaker is speaking directly to his/her readers.

In a broad sense, the poem is about isolation and communication: the speaker expresses deep frustration that he or she is unable to communicate with the “World.” Some readers have taken the poem to be a reflection on Dickinson’s own isolation from society, since the poet spent much of her adult life as a recluse.

What does the ending of the poem “This is my letter to the World” reveal about the speaker? She hopes future readers are not too critical of her. When you visualize the text, you imagine what the language would sound like if it were read aloud, or if the characters were speaking in front of you.

Alienation and Loneliness One of the central themes of “This Is My Letter to the World,” is alienation; many readers agree that the poem seems to be written by a speaker who has waited so long for outside contact she finally decides to complete the message for herself.

Emily Dickinson

The poet’s father is the special hero mentioned in the poem.

Why did the bird drop diamond stud? Answer: The wife bird shouted at the male bird to go in search of food. So it dropped the diamond stud.

Can the poet fly without wings ? Answer: No, the poet cannot fly without wings, but- his thoughts and imaginations can fly everywhere without wings. Question 4.

He was honoured by the Indian President Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam with a national award of accomplishment. Ajay current goal was to re-energies the dying art of traditional Miniature Indian paintings.

From then on, Vetri found it difficult to establish his business. He took loans to run his company, but he could not pay the loan. So he sold all his properties and paid the loans.

Ajay current goal was to re-energies the dying art of traditional Miniature Indian paintings.

Ajay was gifted with a skill of painting.

What happened to Ajay at the age of three? Answer: Ajay suffered an injury at the age of three. He was treated, but that treatment left him permanently deaf.

What did the child want to tell its dad? Answer: The child wanted to tell her dad that he was her special hero.

One day, his father bought him a paint set to play. Soon Ajay father realised that Ajay was talented in painting. When Ajay was five years, a court artist of Dholpur, Shri Sua Lai was impressed with Ajay’s work. He took Ajay with him and started training him.

There is an important lesson to learn from Ajay’s life. It shows that our hobbies can be made into a successful career option if we are ready to learn and develop the skills. The next story is about Ilavazhagi, who also proved that hard work and passion for what you do, always helps you achieve your dreams.

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Even the smallest of gifts deserve “thank you”. We should think about and respect other people. Everybody in this world is equally important. Do not forget anyone.

adjective, adverb neither entirely open nor entirely shut; partly open: The door was ajar.

(a) The children can build a vigorous society. (b) We can succeed, if we can build a dynamic, strong and powerful society. (c) ‘shall – succeed’ are the alliterated words.

A vigorous person is strong and healthy and full of energy. He was a vigorous, handsome young man. Synonyms: strong, powerful, robust, sound More Synonyms of vigorous.

1 : manifesting, exercising, or favoring rigor : very strict. 2a : marked by extremes of temperature or climate. b : harsh, severe. 3 : scrupulously accurate : precise.

1 : done with vigor : carried out forcefully and energetically vigorous exercises. 2 : possessing vigor : full of physical or mental strength or active force : strong a vigorous youth a vigorous plant.