Answer the following questions from the poems of your textbook. [any 5 out of 8]

According to the poem "Books", books bring worlds of wonder to us.

The main theme of the poem "Two Mothers Remembered" is the transformation of the mother-daughter relationship over time, highlighting love, care and role reversal.

The poet portrays the mother-daughter bond as evolving, tender and filled with mutual love and respect.

The main character in the poem "The Sands of Dee" is Mary.

In the poem "Time, You Old Gipsy Man", the speaker is addressing Time, personified as an old gipsy man.

The speaker believes the woods belong to someone whose house is in the village.

The poem reflects the poet's view that society tends to celebrate happiness but avoids sharing In sorrow. It highlights how people are drawn to joy and success but distant themselves from sadness and failure.

In the poem "O me! O Life" the poet is troubled by recurring questions about human folly, faithlessness and the purpose of life.