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Reading To Paraphrase a Poem

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  • In shadows deep where darkness reigns,
  • It flickers on, despite the strains.
  • Through trials fierce and nights so long,
  • It sings its song, resilient and strong.
  • In whispered prayers and dreams untold,
  • It weaves its thread of purest gold.
  • It paints the sky with hues of dawn,
  • A beacon bright when all seems gone.
  • In hearts that ache and spirits tire,
  • It fans the flames of inner fire.
  • It whispers softly, “Hold on tight,
  • For in the darkest hour shines the light.”
  • So let us cling to its embrace,
  • And journey on with steady pace.
  • For in its glow, we find our way,
  • Guided by it, come what may.

Class Activity

Attempt any or all these questions.

  1. What is the theme of the above poem?
  2. Give it a suitable title.
  3. Identify one figure of speech used in the poem.
  4. What is the rhyme scheme of the poem?
  5. In TWO sentences, summarize the poem in your own words.

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Tags: FIGURES OF SPEECH, LITERATURE, POETRY, READING

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