NCERT Solution: A Roadside Stand – Class 12 Poetry Stand,” Robert Frost takes us to a rural area, where he reflects on the gap between rural and urban life. The roadside stand, set up by farmers, stands as a symbol of the struggle for recognition and dignity in a world that often overlooks the poor.
Key Takeaways:
- Theme: The economic and emotional struggles of rural life, and the desire for acknowledgment.
- Tone: Reflective, yet with a touch of frustration, as Frost criticizes the societal neglect of rural people.
- Poetic Devices: The poem uses a lot of symbolism, particularly through the image of the “roadside stand,” which symbolizes rural aspirations and discontent.
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NCERT Solutions for Class 12 English
Prose Chapters (Flamingo) 📚
- The Last Lesson
- Lost Spring
- Deep Water
- The Rattrap
- Indigo
- Poets and Pancakes
- The Interview
- Going Places
Poetry Chapters (Flamingo) 🎤
- My Mother at Sixty-Six
- An Elementary School Classroom in a Slum
- Keeping Quiet
- A Thing of Beauty
- A Roadside Stand
- Aunt Jennifer’s Tigers
NCERT Solutions for Class 12 English Vistas 📖
- The Third Level
- The Tiger King
- Journey to the End of the Earth
- The Enemy
- Should Wizard Hit Mommy?
- On the Face of It
- Evans Tries an O-level
- Memories of Childhood