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Poetry : Chapter 8 The Solitary Reaper — ENGLISH [Communicative] STD 9 — Question

CBSE BoardEnglish MediumSTD 9ENGLISH [Communicative]Poetry : Chapter 8 The Solitary Reaper2 Marks
Question
To whom does Wordsworth compare the Solitary Reaper?
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Answer

The poet compares the Solitary Reapers to the most beautiful singing birds in nature, namely the cuckoo and the nightingale. He adds that her singing surpasses theirs in terms of providing comfort to listeners and in heralding the coming of spring.

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