Martha begins with happy and tranquil note and ends with sadness. Why does she do so?

Martha knew how to create a proper atmosphere to make her stories sound and impressive. The characters of her stories, fairies and ghosts seemed to appear secretly through the green leaves of hazel trees and the faint passing rays of the sun. Her beauty seemed to fade away. This is one of the situation of. : sadness. The second situation of sadness is the misty, faded-greenish light in the glen helped the children to believe as if actually the spirits and the fairies were hiding behind the tree

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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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