Class 9 English

Introduction In this poem, the poet talks about how sad he is that someone he cared about has died. This makes the poet feel very sad and upset. He says that the death has hurt him very much inside. His dead lover is now a part of the world around him. She can’t feel anything […]

Introduction The poem On Killing a Tree features as a kind of tree-killing manual. It informs the reader that trees are comparable to living things. Instead of being cut, they are effectively killed by uprooting their deeply ingrained roots. The poet teaches us many lessons in the poem. It teaches us to be brave and

Introduction In this poem, the poet talks about how a snake tries to get away from a person with a stick who wants to kill it. The poet wants to show that not all snakes are dangerous by telling the story of a scared snake. Most people think of snakes as dangerous and poisonous animals,

Introduction The poem tells a humorous and delightful story about a Duck and a Kangaroo’s friendship. A duck asks her friend, a kangaroo, to let her ride on his back because she is tired of living in the pond and wants to see more of the world. At first, the kangaroo appears hesitant (hesitant). However,

Introduction No Men are Foreign is a poem that explores the idea of equality and brotherhood among all people. The world, according to the poet, is one. Despite our varied nationalities, religions, and colours, we all share a common love feeling and a common source of life. To improve everyone’s lives, we must come together.

Introduction The poem illustrates the strength and destructiveness of the wind. According to the poem, the wind blows ferociously and shatters everything in its path. The poet makes a connection between this strong wind and life’s challenges, obstacles, and struggles. These challenges can easily destroy weak people, just like the wind destroys everything that is

Summary The poet expresses his resolve to travel to Lake Isle of Innisfree by repeating the word “go” in the first line. The poet predicts that after awakening, he will travel to the island of Innisfree. He appears to be dissatisfied with his mundane lifestyle in the city. He would construct a small house on

Introduction The poem “A Legend of the Northland” appears to contain a folktale (ballad) that is told in Northland from one generation to the next. After a day-long journey, Saint Peter once arrived at the location. He asked a woman who was baking cakes to give him one piece because he was starving. The woman,

Introduction The poem expresses the poet’s feelings as he hears raindrops clattering against his cottage’s tiled roof. The poet is brought back to a memory of his mother by the sound made by the rain. His mind continues to be calmed by this memory. The poet emphasises the therapeutic power of nature through rain. He

Introduction The poet describes a very typical experience of making a choice in the poem The Road Not Taken. He thinks back to one such decision he had previously made while leaving the forest. The poet decided to take the forest’s less-traveled of the two paths that split off from it. He claims that his