Question

central idea poem the seven ages

Answer 1

I can help you. It's by William Shakespeare right?

Answer 2

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Answer 3

yess right

Answer 4

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Answer 5

So the central idea of this poem is that,There are seven stages in human life.
1)Infant
2)Teenage life
3)Young Adult
and It goes on..

Answer 6

As an Infant,we welcome the world and we're quite innocent. As a teenager we get sensitive and emotional

Answer 7

As a Young adult,we get to know more about life and we get mature.

Answer 8

And It goes on..

Answer 9

Shakespeare considers the world a stage and men and women actors on the stage of life. They play seven roles according to their age. The first stage, as described by the poet, is the infant who is being carried by a nurse. The infant cries and vomits all the time. Later, that infant grows into a schoolboy, not willing to attend school which is the fourth stage of a man’s life. The third stage is that of a lover who is lost in his thoughts of love. The lover writes poetry to his lady’s beauty. In the fourth stage, as he grows older, he joins the army and becomes a soldier. He is physically fit and is aggressive, short-tempered and ambitious in nature. The fifth stage shows that with maturity and wisdom, the family man becomes a judge. He is a fair, healthy man full of wisdom. His look is authoritative and he advises people. The sixth stage is about the man who has grown old and is seen in a pantaloon and spectacles. His authoritative voice has grown weak and his voice trembles as he talks.
The last stage is about the senile man who loses his teeth, his vision and his hearing. After this, the man part in the play ends and he exits from the stages of his life forever

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Answer 10

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