And the nightingale is dumb. And the angel will not come.
Explanation: The following line has been taken from the poem, 'Now the leaves Are falling fast', composed by W. H. Auden. in the given lines the speaker says that death is true. When it comes the nightingle stops singing. Life is lost, no angle comes to help. Death is cerain.
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BRIGHT
Precis : We cannot escape from sufferings and sorrows in life. Our
world looks as the man looks at it. It is good and comfortable to those who
existence is really complex. There are both comedy and tragedy in life. But the
look at its bright side while to pessimists it is sad and sullen. The judicious
approach of life is only to welcome it as it is without questioning it. We have
only to enjoy the essential real life
Example - 8
In a civilised life there is a rule against violence. Against taking the law
into our own hands: it is a rule which most of us observe - so many, Indeed.
that a great number of people go through life accepting orderlines and non
violence as part of the scheme of Nature. But when some individual comes
into their midst who refuse to observe the current rules and follows the simple
role that might is right, the law abiding citizens of society do not know what do
to and look on in helpless bewildered confusion.
The last two wars did something to alter men's attitude towards the rules
of life, but much less than might have been expected. Men went into the fighting
line, not, because as our generals love to say, "Man is a fighting animal", but
because there were law abiding citizens obediently doing what the state told
them to do. It was the duty of the soldier to commit violence and murder upon
his country's enemies but he did these things under the order and the doing of
them bardly impaired his normal law-abidingness. Considering the fact that
for many years half the grown up men in Europe were engaged in trying to
murder one another one can only be astonished that the postwar increase in
crimes of violence has not been vastly greater. That is proof of how deeply the
habit of playing according to the rules has become ingrained in us.
gates of universities, legislatures, government services etc. have been thrown
open to all castes and communities, exploitation of the weaker sections of the
people has been considerably reduced.
But there has been no change in the outoock of the people. Politicians and
administrators still behave like feadul lords; corruption, favouritism and
nepotisnm have not shown any sign of abatement, faith in caste system and all
that it may stand for has not weakened. In one word, independence, democracy
etc. have not shattered the age-old beliefs and convictions. No wonder the
blind are leading the blind.
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