Q. What happens to all living things the tide rises the tide falls?
The poet says that The little waves, with their soft, white hands, Efface the footprints in the sands. In the final line, the poet repeats the phrase And the tide rises the tide falls i.e. birth-death-rebirth goes on for eternity but the life of humans is temporary.
Q. How is the poem the tide rises the tide falls a representation of life on Earth?
The poem comprises emotions of a traveler, who witnesses the constant rise and fall of the tide, which symbolically shows the progression of life. The rising signifies the beginning of life, and the falling tides signify the end of mortal life.
Q. What words in the third stanza hint at the traveler’s fate How does the image of the lively horses contrast with what probably has happened to the traveler?
What words in the third stanza hint at the traveler’s fate? How does the image of the lively horses contrast with what probably has happened to the traveler? “Nevermore/ returns the traveler to the shore.” The image of the horses evokes life, the traveler’s absence, inactivity or death.
Q. What does the still voice in line 17 of thanatopsis?
Nature can rejoice with us when we are happy and comfort us when we are sad. According to the “still voice” introduced in line 17 what will happen to the individual being? He or she will die be buried and becomes part of natures elements. They describe buried bodies return to the Earth.
Q. What mood does this stanza evoke in the reader?
It is a metaphor to say the tide rises, the tide falls which means the life continues. Therefore, the sense is not dark and gloomy, actually. It is peaceful. Considering the poem continues after that the lines evoke peaceful sense of completion.
Q. What important idea is conveyed in the poem’s title the tide rises the tide falls?
The correct answer is letter d, the existence of life’s opposites. It is because the ‘Tides Rises, The Tide Falls’, is trying to send the readers the meaning of how things changes and how things ends in which the author depicts in how the traveler goes through the story and how he ended the poem as he dies.
Q. What is the message of one today?
We each do our part, no matter how small, in order to contribute to the society that we have created. Some people in our country do not follow that standard, and go out of their way to harm us and break our nation apart, and there is no way we can get rid of all of them, because they are apart of this country too.
Q. What moral can we learn from the poem?
The moral lessons that we learn from the poem is that the poem inspires us to face challenges and hardship with courage, firm determination and grit.
Q. What is the moral of wind?
Answer. The moral lessons that we learn from the poem is that the poem inspires us to face challenges and hardship with courage, firm determination and grit. The poem Wind is a symbol of problems and obstacles which are to be dealt with without fear.
Q. What is it called when a story has a hidden meaning?
Allegories
Q. What is a hidden meaning called?
Allegory. 1. a poem, play, picture, etc, in which the apparent meaning of the characters and events is used to symbolize a deeper moral or spiritual meaning 2. the technique or genre that this represents 3. use of such symbolism to illustrate truth or a moral 4.
Q. What is it called when someone says something but does the opposite?
The verbal form of irony is sarcasm, which is when someone says the opposite of what he or she means or says something out of character, usually to emphasize the absurdity of something or to convey the opposite point. The other use for irony us to convey something opposite to what you’re actually saying.
