LITERATURE FOR ENGLISH
2-“Save water” by Sudarsh.
This is a poem made by a young boy that’s not really very known about water conservation and the importance of saving water.
In this poem, water is portrayed as one of the most important resources for and in life. It says that is an abundant on Earth, but at the same time it’s suggested that we should value every drop. It presents the idea that water should be conserved and not squandered. Furthermore, it shows how water can be beneficial to us as humans and for others being living things, such as how it is said in the poem the water in the bottle could be used for growing plants. Overall, the poem portrays water as a valuable and finite resource that should be conserved and used responsibly to ensure its longevity.
The symbol of water in this poem is said to be the sentence“ close the tap” in repetitive times along the poem, meaning the urgency to not let the water run without care and consciousness of the huge problem it is causing. This metaphor represents the wastage of water, and fixing it symbolizes taking action to prevent water from being needlessly squandered.
The author’s message is to encourage people to save water by little actions and how those little actions make the difference in conserving and protecting the water.
In conclusion, Sudarsh's poem "Save Water" reflects the importance of valuing and conserving water as it emphasizes the importance of responsible water use. The recurring phrase "turn off the tap" is a symbolic call to action that highlights the need to raise awareness and take proactive measures to prevent water wastage. The author's message encourages people to make a difference by taking small but impactful steps to save water.
