Q.
Answer
the following questions:
1.
What
season of the year is presented in the poem?
2.
What will happen to the dormant seeds once the west wind’s
sister blows her clarion?
3.
What will happen as all the clouds are gathered by the wind? In line
23
4.
Throughout stanza II, the poet describes the approaching storm and
its elements that the west wind will bring. Describe the storm in
your own words.
5.
The blue Mediterranean lies calm all summer. What comes to waken it?
6.
In lines 53-54,
the poet has “(fallen) upon the thorns of life ….”
He wishes he could be free of life’s burdens. Quote how he
phrases his desire to escape the “thorns of life” in
these lines.
7.
In lines
55-56, the poet says he used to have strength like the west wind, but
now how does he describe himself?
8.
The last line of the poem is often quoted. What do you understand the
line to mean— other than that one season follows another?
