1. What object is being referred to in the poem? What happened to it?
2. What figure of speech is used in the poem?
3. What is meant by the lines:
4. What feeling is evoke in the aforementioned lines?
5. How did the author give hope to the fallen stone?
6. Give the theme that encapsulates the poem,.
7. What reality in life is being fostered by lines 10-12?
8. Compare yourself to the stone. Have you also had a tough fall? Share how you were able to overcome it.
9. Have you been drowned or submerged into a thing or a situation? How were you able to pull yourself?
2. What figure of speech is used in the poem?
3. What is meant by the lines:
4. What feeling is evoke in the aforementioned lines?
5. How did the author give hope to the fallen stone?
6. Give the theme that encapsulates the poem,.
7. What reality in life is being fostered by lines 10-12?
8. Compare yourself to the stone. Have you also had a tough fall? Share how you were able to overcome it.
9. Have you been drowned or submerged into a thing or a situation? How were you able to pull yourself?
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1. What object is being referred to in the poem? What happened to it?
2. What figure of speech is used in the poem?
3. What is meant by the lines:
4. What feeling is evoke in the aforementioned lines?
5. How did the author give hope to the fallen stone?
6. Give the theme that encapsulates the poem,.
7. What reality in life is being fostered by lines 10-12?
8. Compare yourself to the stone. Have you also had a tough fall? Share how you were able to overcome it.
9. Have you been drowned or submerged into a thing or a situation? How were you able to pull yourself?