1. Who is the writer of the poem The Sick Rose?
Answer: William Blake is the writer of this poem.
2. From where has this poem been taken?
2. From where has this poem been taken?
Answer: From his poem collection Songs of Experience (1794).
3. What type of poem is it?
3. What type of poem is it?
Answer: It is a symbolic poem.
4. Who is the speaker here?
4. Who is the speaker here?
Answer: The poet himself is the speaker here.
5. Who addresses here and whom?
5. Who addresses here and whom?
Answer: The poet addresses a rose which is sick.
6. How has the poet presented the rose?
6. How has the poet presented the rose?
Answer: The poet has presented the rose as sick.
7. How has the poet presented the worm?
7. How has the poet presented the worm?
Answer: The poet has presented the worm as invisible.
8. Whom has the worm taken as his bed?
8. Whom has the worm taken as his bed?
Answer: The worm has taken a rose as his bed.
9. What destroys the life of the rose and how?
9. What destroys the life of the rose and how?
Answer: A worm destroys the life of the rose secretly.
10. What type of love of the worm is revealed here?
10. What type of love of the worm is revealed here?
Answer: Here worm’s dark, secret love is revealed.
11. When does the worm enter the rose?
11. When does the worm enter the rose?
Answer: In a stormy night the worm enters the rose.
12. When can the worm fly?
12. When can the worm fly?
Answer: The worm can fly in night, even in extreme storm.
13. What does the rose signify?
13. What does the rose signify?
Answer: The rose signifies the beauty, purity, innocence and good.
14. What does the worm signify?
14. What does the worm signify?
Answer: The worm signifies the evil, corruption of our society.
15. How many quatrains are there in this poem?
15. How many quatrains are there in this poem?
Answer: There are two quatrains in this poem.
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