English: The Epidemic

Hello Readers, I am back  to shine spotlight on a talented poetess whose words have touched my hearts i am certain it will yours as well her language is  simple yet profound. What amazes me more is at this young age she has such clarity of thoughts has a beautiful way of expressing the same  So let us welcome one more poetess and my esteemed student Ms.  Vaidehi Kondvilkar   to our club In her poem "Desired Dream,"  she paints a vivid picture of a serene and idyllic world.    Vaidehi of  Class 11 , in her poem encapsulate the  longing for a peaceful haven and a world free of worries and filled with tranquility and Peace. So let us… Celebrate one more Young Talent and Enjoy the Poem penned by her --- Desired Dream... Thinking of my dream, Where I desire to settle down, From rich woods and tranquil sights, To moments brightened by lights. Coming back from my desired future, Returning to my present reality, Nothing made me happier Than the ...

How to replace phrases with more precise vocabulary 1.   Very Serious - Grave . Ex: "The news of the earthquake was grave." 2.   Very Competitive Cutthroat , Fierce. Ex: "The business world can be cutthroat." Ex: "The competition was fierce." 3.   Very Dangerous - Perilous, Hazardous .  Ex: "The journey through the jungle was perilous." Ex: "The chemicals are hazardous to your health." 4.   Very Crowded - Bustling, Packed. Ex: " The city was bustling with people." 5.   Very Confused – Perplexed, Baffled Ex: "I was perplexed by the question." Ex: "The mystery baffled the detectives." 6.  Very Worried - Anxious Ex: "She was anxious about her son's safety." 7.   Very Difficult - Arduous,  Laborious,  Challenging. Ex: "The hike was arduous." Ex:  "The task was laborious." 8.  Very Poor - Destitute, Impoverished. Ex: "The refugees were destitute." Ex...

  The Sower Q. Write a poetic appreciation of the poem ‘The Sower’. (For General Guidelines On How To Write Poem Appreciation)          Click Here Answer: "The Sower" is a translation of Victor Hugo's poem, Saison des Semailles: Le Soir. Who was a celebrated French poet and novelist. It is translated by Toru Dutt. The title itself is symbolic, representing the figure of a Sower a man who scatters seeds on the land, The poet captures the timeless image of a solitary farmer, sowing seeds optimistic of having a good harvest every time he tosses grain under the fading light of day, portraying him as a beacon of resilience and hope as he has seen many bad harvests in his life. The central theme of the poem highlights the unwavering determination of the Sower, who, despite the encroaching darkness, continues his labor with a steadfast spirit. The poem celebrates the dignity of labor and the enduring hope that the Sower places in the seeds he plants,...

WORDLIST 1.        Benevolent: Meaning: Kind and generous in nature. Example: The benevolent billionaire made a donation to the charity. Synonym: Generous         Antonym: Malevolent 2.        Ephemeral Meaning: Lasting for a very short time. Example: The beauty of the cherry blossoms is ephemeral; they bloom for only a few days. Synonym: Transient Antonym: Permanent 3. Pristine: Meaning: In its original condition; unspoiled. Example: The archaeologists discovered a pristine artifact buried in the ancient ruins. Synonym: Immaculate Antonym: Contaminated 4. Querulous: Meaning: Complaining or whining in a petulant manner. Example: The querulous child wouldn't stop complaining about his dinner. Synonym: Petulant Antonym: Content 5. Ubiquitous: Meaning: Present or found everywhere. Example: Smartphones have become ubiquitous in modern society. Synonym: Pervasive A...