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प्रश्न
Complete the summary of the poem based on your understanding:
In the first stanza, two the young lovers who know that there is no future in the relationship are being _________. They may continue to live in the same town but they know their worlds have to be two _________ ones, physically and mentally. They are physically walking away from each other and reconciling to this fact _________ also.
The second stanza states very clearly that, 'there is no _________ now and 'distance
_________ and engulfs _________.
The third and the fourth stanzas deal with the emotions of the lovers who are still thinking of their _________. The speaker is trying to forget his/her _________ and get on _________. She/he feels _________ inside, but life _________ on. She/he feels so dead that she/he cannot _________ and her/his heart which has become _________ and _________, cannot break. She/he think of this separation as a ’ _________', a disaster known only to the two of them and wonder at the tragedy where both of them will have to live in two separate worlds from tomorrow. She/he knows that it is time to draw a _________ over their relationship, however _________ this act may be.
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उत्तर
In the first stanza, two young lovers who know that there is no future in the relationship are being separated. They may continue to live in the same town but they know their worlds have to be two separate ones, physically and mentally. They are physically walking away from each other and reconciling to this fact mentally also.
The second stanza states very clearly that “there is no touch” now and “distance outmeasures time and engulfs identity.”
The third and the fourth stanzas deal with the emotions of the lovers who are still thinking of their past. The speaker is trying to forget his/her lover and get on with life. She/he feels numb inside, but life goes on. She/he feels so dead that she/he cannot weep, and her/his heart, which has become cold and clinical, cannot break. She/he thinks of this separation as a “quiet disaster,” a disaster known only to the two of them, and wonders at the tragedy where both of them will have to live in two separate worlds from tomorrow. She/he knows that it is time to draw a curtain over their relationship, however painful this act may be.
