A Bird Came Down the Walk – Paper 01
#1. Who is the poet of “A Bird Came Down the Walk”?
#2. What does the bird do first in the poem?
#3. How does the bird eat the worm?
#4. What does the bird drink from?
#5. How does the poet describe the bird’s eyes?
#6. What does the bird do when the speaker offers him a crumb?
#7. What does the bird’s movement compare to at the end of the poem?
#8. What is the bird cautious of?
#9. What literary device is used in the line “He stirred his Velvet Head”?
#10. What does the phrase “rowed him softer home” refer to?
#11. What is the poem’s tone?
#12. What does the poet compare the bird’s flight to?
#13. What does the poet observe in the bird’s behavior?
#14. Which poetic device is used in “Oars divide the Ocean”?
#15. What is the significance of “Butterflies, off Banks of Noon”?
#16. How does the poet feel about nature?
#17. Why does the bird seem fearful of the speaker?
#18. What is the rhyme scheme of the poem?
#19. What theme does the poem primarily explore?
#20. What does the phrase “Too silver for a seam” mean?
