Question

Answer the following question in about 120-150 words:

Imagine you are Pablo Neruda of ‘Keeping Quiet’. He advises Robert Frost in the context of his conflict and pain at the plight of the roadside stand owners. Pen down your advice in a letter to Robert Frost. You may begin.

Dear Frost,

        You seem very pained at the plight of the roadside stand owners, and I would like to advise you...

Answer 1

Dear Robert Frost You seem genuinely worried about the plight of the roadside stall owners, therefore I would advise you to pause, take a big breath and reflect on how our lives and the environment are interconnected. In my poem "Keeping Quiet," I explore how silence and introspection may have a transformative effect. It is crucial to take a moment to consider the situation before acting at times of conflict and grief. Think of the silence between us as a space full of possibilities rather than a blank. Try to gain a greater understanding of the circumstances facing the owners of the roadside stalls as you provide them with care. Think about each stand's past, the aspirations that developed there, and the challenges that affect all of the buildings. Let empathy direct your comprehension. Keep in mind that poetry serves as a medium for bringing unheard voices to the fore and shedding light on the hidden facets of our common life. Write about your anguish and fury in a way that resonates with your audience. Make your poetry an appeal for social change and empathy. Your pen can be a catalyst for change, and art can increase collective consciousness. Write lyrics that inspire action and increase awareness to express your passion for the plight of roadside business owners. In keeping with the idea of "keeping quiet," find serenity in considering our common humanity. To overcome barriers between individuals, cultures, and social strata, use your literary voice. show the challenges and beauty of roadside shop owners, creating a spoken tapestry that inspires compassion and understanding. May your writing inspire optimism and serve as a catalyst for positive global change. Sincerely Pablo Neruda