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© Kusum Manjeshri                            A GRAIN OF SAND - TABISH KHAIR C. ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS . 1. What happens to our ability to find gold as we grow old? Ans. Poet expressing his views on the importance of all moments and things of life. He says that generally, humans forget to give value to the small things of his life comparatively big things. They become materialistic so that they can not understand the importance of childhood memories.  2. What does the poet do with the treasure that his children find? Ans. According to the poet, these are the precious treasure for him that his children found.  3. What happens if we don't have faith? Ans. If we don't have faith so we may lose our self-confidence, we will not enjoy the happiness around us and the surroundings become unfavorable for us due to our pessimistic view.  4. What does the poet mean by 'hard inhospitable gro...

 A GRAIN OF SAND - TABISH KHAIR © Kusum Manjeshri Answers of section - B 1. The proof that loving eyes can sift  The common silt for hidden gold, a. What is the poet talking about here? Ans. The poet talking about our patience and determination. According to the poet, we should remain calm and determined even we face many difficulties in our life.  b.What can loving eyes do? Ans. The loving eyes prove the common things as precious gold or treasure. In childhood, all common things are as gold for children. So, we should also take both things as the same either they are big or small.  c. What according to the poet is 'hidden gold'? Ans. According to the poet, the hidden gold is our precious childhood memories. 2. It's not enough to find and hold, a. What does the poet talk about finding and holding? Ans. The poet talking about childhood activities that become precious memories for us. He is saying to children to enjoy their childhood with happiness and hoard and do n...

 A GRAIN OF SAND - TABISH KHAIR In the poem "A Grain Of Sand", Tabish Khair expressing his views on the importance of the childhood stage of life as well as memories of childhood. According to the poet, childhood is the best stage of the life of humans. Generally, we will see that most of the people take the things common although the children take care of it as a hidden gold and glimmerings of life that we lose with time. All things are not gold but still, the poet hoards them as a precious treasure. The poet says we should always value things whether they are costly or cheap because the things found are memories and thus more precious than material objects.  Thus, the poet still remembering his childhood which is so memorable because it’s precious.    © Kusum Manjeshri