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   fire, touched each of them and they were filled with the Holy Spirit. wind, a crowd gathered and was in All of the sudden, the sound of a violent wind came blowing from the heavens and filled the entire house where they had gathered. The wind brough tongues of fire which spread among them and came to rest on each one of them. The wind, the ...

2. press-files.anu.edu.au › downloads › press10. ‘The children of the wind’ - ANU Press

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   10 . ‘ThE ChILDREN OF ThE WIND’ and a boat journey was hazardous and taken only in the rarest or most desperate of circumstances. Rumour had it that some younger members of the family had gone ‘astray’. One of them was said to have married a Fijian or a part-European, which was then simply unheard of in Tabia. But all that was distant news.

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5. byjus.com › class-9-english-beehive-wind-summaryCBSE Class 9 English Beehive Wind Poem Summary and Notes

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   Chapter 2 of the CBSE Class 9 English book ‘Beehive’ contains one poem named Wind. The poem is written by a great Tamil poet, Subramania Bharati. He is well known for his patriotism in the pre-Independence era. The poem is translated into English by A.K. Ramanujan. Here, we have provided a summary of the poem and also its detailed ...

   • Subramania Bharati was a Tamil writer, poet, journalist, Indian independence activist and social reformer.
   • 1. He was against the caste system 2. He declared that there existed only 2 castes: Men and Women 3. He fought for women empowerment and was agains...
   • The title ‘Mahakavi’ was conferred on Subramania Bharati by the Ettayapuram Raja in 1893 when he was hardly 12 years old.

6. www.readingzone.com › windrushchild_extractFor my twin sister Velda, because I really want her to

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   lived a life. I wasn’t blown in by the wind. I didn’t land here by chance. My roots are deep. They run deep in the memories of my ancestors. As deep as the foundations of the first civilizations built on this earth. As deep as the deepest roots of the oldest African tree down in this earth. Deep. Deeper than the human imagination will allow.

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7. link.springer.com › content › pdfCharlotte Beyer Introduction: Children of the Wind - Springer

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   Murray’s Children of the Wind series emerges out of a vibrant con-temporary Australian children’s literature tradition (Mills 417). This is evident in the range of themes and preoccupations featured in Murray’s work, and in her development and imaginative use of the series format. Whereas early colonial children’s novels set in Australia

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   Who wrote 'Wind' in CBSE Class 9 English book 'beehive'?

   • Chapter 2 of the CBSE Class 9 English book ‘Beehive’ contains one poem named Wind. The poem is written by a great Tamil poet, Subramania Bharati. He is well known for his patriotism in the pre-Independence era. The poem is translated into English by A.K. Ramanujan.

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   What does the poem about wind mean?

   • The poem is about Wind. as its name suggests. The poet has described the power of the wind and says that it causes a lot of destruction. But in the end, the poet has suggested the ways in which we can become friends with the wind. The poet represented the destructive nature of the wind with the difficulties of life.

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   What is Windrush child about?

   • Windrush Child follows the life story of Leonard, from his childhood in Maroon Town, Jamaica, to his old age in Manchester, England. When Leonard was a baby, his father left Jamaica and went to work in Britain. He travelled on a boat called the Empire Windrush. One day, Leonard’s mother announces that they are leaving Jamaica to join him.

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   What are the main themes in Windrush child?

   • Other important characters in Windrush Child are Winston, Marie Logan and Grace. Themes are the main ideas that appear repeatedly in a novel. Some of the important themes in Windrush Child are: racism Treating someone differently, unfairly and unkindly because of their skin colour or race. incidents. For example:

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   How is the wind personified in this poem?

   • In this poem, the wind is personified. The poet is talking to the wind, and he tells it to come softly. Then he describes the destructive nature of the wind. He says that the wind blows so strongly that it breaks the shutters of the window and scatters the papers. It is so powerful that the books which were kept on the shelf have fallen.

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   What is the meaning of the poem 'The Wind Blows Out weak fires'?

   • The wind blows out weak fires. He makes strong fires roar and flourish. His friendship is good. We praise him every day. By SUBRAMANIA BHARATI In this poem, the wind is personified. The poet is talking to the wind, and he tells it to come softly. Then he describes the destructive nature of the wind.

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9. www.bbc.co.uk › bitesize › topicsWindrush Child by Benjamin Zephaniah - KS3 English - BBC

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   Windrush Child follows the life story of Leonard, from his childhood in Maroon Town, Jamaica, to his old age in Manchester, England. When Leonard was a baby, his father left Jamaica and went to ...