Why does he give his harness bells a shake? To ask if there is some mistake.” Why does the horse shake the harness bells? The horse shakes his harness bells to ask the poet whether there is some mistake as they have stopped in midst of a forest on a Read more…
hair. A horse’s coat is known as hair, however, it is often referred to as simply their coat. Do horses have a coat? Your horse’s coat is comprised of two types of hair: longer stiffer guard hairs; and a soft, fluffy undercoat. The guard hairs “guard” or protect the soft Read more…
Expert-Verified Answer “The old brown horse is a kind of poem which comes up the bitter facts of our society. With this we can have the social message that people salutes only the arises sun when you get old, that means when your time gets end gradually people forget about Read more…
The bells are called shaft bells (or shaft chimes) if they are attached to one or both shafts of a single-horse vehicle. They are pole bells (or pole chimes) if they are mounted onto the pole (tongue) of a vehicle pulled by a team of two or more horses. What Read more…
Ans:- The poet is requesting the passer-by to stop if she/he happens to pass by, the field where the old brown horse stands and speaks a few affectionate words. The person shall also speak a kind word or two, soothing the horse’s agony. What is the message of the poem Read more…
In Robert Frost’s poem, “Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening,” the horse who nudges the passenger who stopped is representative of societal pressure. The societal pressure is that humans must be productive members of society in order to reap its benefits as no one is entirely self-sufficient. What is Read more…
I am a horse without legs and a body, I jump but never run. What kind of a horse am I? I am a horse without legs and a body, I jump but never run. What is the answer to the horse riddle? So what’s the solution? What seems to Read more…
narrator was shocked as well as delighted by seeing mourad on horse infront of his window. he was shocked as they belonged to garoghlanian family which was known for it’s poverty and honesty. mourad couldn’t have bought it because they were so poor and he couldn’t have stolen it as Read more…
Answer: The horse symbolizes the common-sense reaction of those who are not having this extraordinary experience, who “think it queer” to stand and gape at a snowy wood. Common sense is sometimes called “horse sense,” and a sensible person would naturally shake his head and think there must be some Read more…
Answer: The horse thinks it strange to stop between the woods and the frozen lake because, there is no farmhouse near. Why does his horse think it is strange? 1)The poet said that the horse might have felt strange because he wasn’t habituated to being stopped by the woods on Read more…