Woven Words Banyan Tree Trees are sacred my grandmother used to sayThe sheoga the oudumber the neem were all cut downWe watched in terror and fascination this slaughter 10 Felling of the Banyan Tree ID: 165055
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Felling of the Banyan Tree Woven Words Banyan Tree Trees are sacred my grandmother used to sayThe sheoga, the oudumber, the neem were all cut downWe watched in terror and fascination this slaughter 10 Felling of the Banyan Tree Which grows and seethes in ones dreams, its aerial rootsLooking for the ground to strike.A Travelling in a Cage, from which the poemselected here has been taken, was published1.Identify the lines that reveal the critical tone of the poet towards2.Identify the words that help you understand the nature of thepoets father.3.Trees are sacred my grandmother the poet imply by this line?4.No trees except the one which in ones5.How does the banyan tree stand out as different from other6.What does the reference to raw mythology imply?7.Whose roots lay deeper than our lives what aspect of human8.Comment on the contemporary concern that the poem echoes. Woven Words 1.Most of us have had this experience of seeing trees in our2.Find out the equivalents for and in yourlanguage and English and the equivalent of in your3.The adjective scraggy is used to describe roots in the poem.4.Use the following adjectives to describe suitable itemsrawaerialsacred 1.Death of Grandmother by Dilip Chitre.