Describe the scene Toru Dutt observes through her casement at dawn.

Answer: The poetess has superbly described the dawn scene seen through her casement. At that time she observes the home garden’s casuarina tree at her very first sight. She becomes delighted to see the view. On that tree, a huge gray baboon is sitting at the very top. Its body is like a statue. It is waiting for sunrise. On the lower branches, there are its children that leap and play. The kokilas on the tree welcome the day with their chirping sound. Beneath the tree, by the pond, cows are seen to go to their fields. That pond is vast and covered with water lilies like snow and on them, the huge shadow of the casuarina tree falls.