Why I Like the Hospital: Use of Humour and Satire
Use of Humour and Satire in Why I Like the Hospital by Tony Hoagland Question: Write a note on the […]
Rhapsody, Why I Like the Hospital
Rhapsody
Why I Like the Hospital, Rhapsody
Depiction of Human Sorrow and Sufferings in “Why I Like the Hospital” – ISC Rhapsody Solutions
Human Sorrow and Suffering in Why I Like the Hospital: Question : Describe the scenes of human sorrow and
Why I Like the Hospital, Rhapsody
Why I Like the Hospital : Reasons – ISC Rhapsody Solutions
Why I like the Hospital : Reasons why does poet like Hospital Question : There is nothing likeable about the
Why I Like the Hospital
Why I Like the Hospital : Short Answer Question
Why I Like the Hospital : Workbook Answers – Question 1: Comment on the title of the poem “Why I Like
Rhapsody, Why I Like the Hospital
 Why I like Hospital : Significance of the TitleÂ
Significance of the Title: The title of Tony Hoagland’s poem “Why I Like Hospital” appears quite paradoxical and contradictory at first sight. Obviously hospital
Why I Like the Hospital, Rhapsody
“Why I Like the Hospital” : Important Themes – ISC English Rhapsody Solutions
Why I Like the Hospital : Themes The poem “Why I Like the Hospital” is based on the poet’s
Why I Like the Hospital
“Why I Like the Hospital” by Tony Hoagland: ISC English Rhapsody Solutions
“Why I Like The Hospital” by Tony Hoagland Line by line Explanation : Line 1- 4 : Because ………..prison wall.
Abhisara - The Tryst
Abhisara- The Tryst: Compare and Contrast the Two Parts of the Poem: ISC Rhapsody Solutions
Question : Compare and contrast the two Parts of “Abhisara – The Tryst”. Answer: In the poem ” Abhisara – The Tryst”,
Abhisara - The Tryst
“Abhisara – The Tryst” : Use of Imagery – ISC Rhapsody Solutions
“Abhisara – The Tryst” : Use of Imagery Question : Comment on the use of imagery in the poem. Answer:
Abhisara - The Tryst
“Abhisara – The Tryst” Long Answer Questions : ISC Rhapsody solutions
” When the time is ripe, I will come to you” Explain the line from “Abhisara – The Tryst”. Question: