POEM 7: Times : Book 3
POEM 7: Times
Words |
Meaning |
Synonyms |
1. Pluck |
quickly or
suddenly remove |
Break,
pick (fruit, flower) |
2. Embrace |
to welcome
it with open arms |
Hug, hold
in arms, clasp |
3. Refrain |
stop
oneself from doing something. |
Restrain,
avoid, desist |
4. Castaway |
thrown away:
rejected |
Reject,
leave, fling |
Reference:
These lines
have been taken from “Times” written by “anonymous”
Context:
“Times” is
penned by King Solomon, the wisest man. This poem is universal. It offered comfort to
those who are mourning
the loss and brought joy to those experiencing life’s miracles.
Explanation:
In the given
lines the poet tells us the universal truth that everything moves according to the time
scheduled. Expression of joy and sadness are also time-related. There is also time to be
silent and to speak. Nothing can move or happen without time or before. The suggestion is
that we should also spend
life according to the timetable.
Short Questions
Q1. What
is meant by “Ecclesiastes”
ANS: It is a
book of the Bible. It is attributed to King Solomon. It consists largely of
reflections on human life.
Q.2: What
is the theme/message of the poem?
ANS: The
poet says that there is a suitable time to do a thing. The poem teaches that we
should do everything at its proper time. But we must also remember that God decides
everything.
Q.3: Why
is ‘Time’ important for every work? OR What does the title signify?
ANS: The
poet says that time is very important. We should do everything at its proper
time; otherwise, our efforts will go to waste.
Labels: 1st Year Book 3: Poems
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