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Unit-VI
                                                                                                 Language &
            33                                                                                     Literature
                             Poets and Poetries





        Poem is a form of art and literature. It can be written in any particular form. Many poems are fun to
        read and easy to remember due to its rhythm.

        Match the famous poems in Column A with the names of poets in Column B who wrote them.


                        Column A                                                              Column B



          1.  During Wind and Rain                                                      a.  William Shakespeare



          2.  A Poison Tree                                                             b.  Thomas Hardy



          3.  The Charge of the Light Brigade                                           c.  Robert Frost



          4.  I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud                                              d.  John Keats




          5.  The Road Not Taken                                                        e.  William Wordsworth



          6.  All the World’s a Stage                                                    f.  Sarojini Naidu



          7.  A November Night                                                          g.  Lord Alfred Tennyson



          8.  Let Me Not Forget                                                         h.  William Blake



          9.  Coromandel Fishers                                                         i.  Rabindranath Tagore



          10.  A Thing of Beauty                                                         j.  Sara Teasdale







                      Fact File

                      Mahabharata is the longest poem in the world. It is an Indian epic poem
                      which has around 1.8 million words.



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