Read the given lines from the poem. Write the meaning of the lines by identifying the words/expressions in them.
Students need to identify key words and expressions from the poem lines and explain their meanings. The exercise requires understanding poetic language.
Phrases like 'blue dark turns to black' mean evening transitioning to night. 'Cold grass aches our feet' refers to the physical sensation of walking on cold grass. 'Trees creep close' describes trees appearing to move closer in darkness.
Students should identify words like 'creek' (a small stream) and 'neighbour's field' (an open area belonging to someone living nearby). They must interpret the figurative language used by the poet.
Explanation
This question asks students to analyze poetic expressions from the poem. Students should identify words like 'creek' (a small stream), 'neighbour's field' (an open area belonging to someone living nearby), and interpret figurative language used by the poet.
Solution Steps
Identify key words and expressions from the poem lines
Explain meanings of phrases like 'blue dark turns to black', 'cold grass aches our feet', and 'trees creep close'
Identify vocabulary words like 'creek' and 'neighbour's field'
Interpret figurative language used by the poet