Comprehension Explain the meanings of these lines in your own words,
1. A lone laburnum
2. There's nothing to this tree
3. The thundery grey sky casts its gloom
Answer these questions.
1. How is the tree similar to the crows? How are they different?
2. How does the laburnum tree become special in the summer, the monsoon and
3. But the little tree is quite untouched
a. What is the tree untouched by?
4. How does the tree please the beggar?
А
4. It bums with topaz light.
5. Drops gold on passersby
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B
b. How is it untouched?
c
Think and answer.
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