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A Letter to God — English (Language & Literature) STD 10 — Question

CBSE BoardEnglish MediumSTD 10English (Language & Literature)A Letter to God3 Marks
Question
What happened to the poet when the crow shook the hemlock tree?
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Answer

A crow sitting on a hemlock tree shook the tree in such a way that some dust of snow fell on the poet. This changed his mood and he became happy and relaxed.

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