English is a Window to See the Globe
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Today, I will be discussing all the important points of the poem “How to Tell Wild Animal” by Carolyn Wells. I ensure you will get a complete idea to write the summary, central idea, and explanation of the poem orderly. You will be able to write the specification and figure of speech used in this poem too. After reading this page you will find the secret to score outstanding marks in the board examination.
This poem is one of the five poems of the poetic series, ‘The Lucy Poems’. It is about the poet’s sorrow due to the demise of his beloved Lucy.
The poem revolves around the fact that every element of nature is necessary for each other. It emphasizes that nothing is unauspicious as everything helps each other in some or another way. In the eye of the poet, nothing is inferior. The sign of negativity and inferiority of any natural element is the formation of human being
This poem is about the poet’s desire to stay lonely in a small cabin near the Lake Isle of Innisfree. He wants to build the cabin with clay and wattles, and grow nine rows of beans. He also mentions that he wants to place a honey hive outside his cabin to hear the mesmerizing humming and buzzing sound of bees.
The chapter is the continuation of the first part of ‘The Hundred Dresses’. It starts with the scene where all the children of Room number 13 are adoring the hundred drawing sheets of Wanda Petronski, each sheet consists of a differently
designed dress.
The story describes the story of a polish girl named Wanda Petronski, whose family had shifted to America. Therefore, she had to attend the school with American children, who used to make fun of her name as they find it to be quite strange and weirdest in the classroom.
This extract from ‘The Diary of a Young Girl’ tells us the real-life story of this young girl. She and her family hid from the Nazis for two years in the Secret Annex before they were betrayed and captured. Anne died in the concentration camp shortly after her fifteenth birthday, but her diary survived to tell her story.
The central idea of the poem is those selfish people always land-up into great troubles. And in this poem too, the selfish lady gets cursed due to her selfishness.
The chapter involves the oath of the President and the two Deputy Presidents followed by a speech of the President and an impressive air show of fighter jets
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