POETRYAPPRECIATION1
NATUREByLongfellowAsafondmother,whenthedayiso’erLeadsbythehandherlittlechildtobed,Halfwilling,halfreluctanttobeled,Andleavehisbrokenplaythingsonthefloor,Stillgazingatthemthroughtheopendoor,5NorwhollyreassuredandcomfortedBypromisesofothersintheirstead,Which,thoughmoresplendid,maynotpleasehimmore;Sonaturedealswithus,andtakesawayOurplaythingsonebyone,andbythehand10Leadsustorestsogently,thatwegoScareceknowingifwewishtogoorstay,BeingtoofullofsleeptounderstandHowfartheunknowntranscnedsthewhatweknow
Answerthefollowingquestions:1)What’sthemainideaofthepoem
2)What’stherhymingschemeofthepoem
3)Whyshouldthechildshouldbehalfwillingandhalfrelunctanttogotobed(Line3)
4)Whatfigureofspeech(rehtoricdevice)isemployedinthepoem
5)Whatdoesthe‘brokenplaythingsonthefloor’ineLine4indicate