The poet uses imagery (descriptive language to create vivid mental pictures that appeal to the senses). Give any two examples from the poem.
The poet uses imagery to create vivid mental pictures that appeal to the senses. The first example is "sunny golden land", which creates a bright, radiant visual picture of the country, appealing to the sense of sight and suggesting its richness and glory.
A second example is the depiction of the Ganga, which is described as generous and graceful. This creates a vivid visual image of the flowing river, appealing to the senses and symbolising purity and generosity.
Explanation
The question asks for two examples of imagery (descriptive language appealing to the senses). Based on the context, 'sunny golden land' is a visual description suggesting richness and glory. The 'Ganga' is depicted as generous and graceful, creating a visual image of the river's purity. The 'Himavant' described as mighty and unparalleled is also a valid example of visual imagery suggesting strength.