Available Answers

1. 1.

   What does the speaker want to know about 'morning' or 'day'?

2. 2.

   Does the speaker guess or know what a 'morning' or a 'day' looks like? How do you know?

3. 3.

   What does the speaker ask of the scholar and the sailor?

4. 4.

   Do you think 'morning' is really a place? Why does the speaker raise these questions about 'morning'? What does it say about this thing called 'morning'?

5. 5.

   The speaker refers to herself as a 'pilgrim'. From this word, what do you think she feels about the place called morning?

6. 6.

   Identify words from the poem which have both these meanings and write them in your notebook.

   1.

   1. a period of twenty-four hours
   2. the time from when it becomes light in the morning till when it becomes dark in the evening

   2.

   1. lower part of the legs, below the ankle, with which one stands
   2. a unit of measurement

   3.

   1. a particular position, point or area
   2. to put something somewhere, especially carefully