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The poem Mid-Term Break versus the poem Caged Bird.
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... Ques 1. Choose one poem from the selection which has impressed you because of the emotion or mood which it conveys to you. And one poem which has made you think deeply or see a particular subject in a new light. In each case, use close reference to make clear the ways in which the poems have appealed to you. (500-600 words) Ans1. The poem 'Mid-term Break' by Seamus Heaney is a poem that made me feel extremely moved for the poet. It is a poem full of touching and heart-wrenching verses depicting poignant scenes of the family in mourning. As most people would think by reading this poems title, it is not about a joyous mid-term break of happy children enjoying their holidays. But in reality the poem is a sad one, which involves death and a bereaved family. A mid-term break is a time, which a lot of students
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