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Hello Friends... Sure, we all are doing well... Be careful, we must stay fit and shouldn't fall ill getting our studies affected. We shall eat and drink healthy, exercise regularly, and won't avoid our domestic and social responsibilities. And whatever time we get for ourselves at the end of the day, we must study hard for most of the time, so that we learn to think... and learn. We simply cannot afford to stop thinking, for we are learners, and we are the chosen ones who got the scope to learn... Let's learn to think first... ' Hawk Roosting '- by Ted Hughes Ted Hughes © estate of Fay Godwin / British Library / National Portrait Gallery, London Hawk Roosting Here we meet to study the poem Hawk Roosting by Ted Hughes together. Before we start reading the poem together, sharing our views, why don't we go through the text on our own for at least once to see what we are going to deal with here?- Reading the Text I sit in the top of the wood, my eyes closed. Inact...

Hello Friends...  Sure, we all are doing well... Be careful, we must stay fit and shouldn't fall ill getting our studies affected. We shall eat and drink healthy, exercise regularly, and won't avoid our domestic and social responsibilities. And whatever time we get for ourselves at the end of the day, we must study hard for most of the time, so that we learn to think... and learn. We simply cannot afford to stop thinking, for we are learners,- we are the chosen ones who got the scope to learn...  Let's learn to think first... Who May Participate in the Discussion This is a discussion on the poem  My Own True Family  by Ted Hughes. Students of Class X, WBBSE, have to study this text for their final examination. So, it is very likely that they may find this discussion helpful for them.  However, this discussion may help any learner to develop a strategy suitable for him/herself to study a poem. Even those who prefer reading poems for leisure may find thi...