Is this poem like a dream? How can you say that?

No, the poem is not like a dream. But its effect is like a dream. Children lost all consciousness, as it were, except that of the dreamy at i mosphere of the past to which the stories of martha related. Martha was able to transport her bewitching mode of narration, and thus she revived her them the glories of the fairyland, which were things of the distant past. The children seemed to have been transported to that distant past and vision of the wonderful land of fairies and gnomes.

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Related Topics

=> Describe Martha’s physical features.
=> Is this poem like a dream? How can you say that?
=> How does this poem end?
=> Do you think that Martha and the children enjoyed stories?
=> Martha begins with happy and tranquil note and ends with sadness. Why does she do so?
=> Explain the mood of the poet when he says “Our hearts stood still in the hush of an age gone by”.
=> Describe the poet’s feeling when he started the poem.

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