10th English Jazz Poem Two Poem Summary in English and Kannada
Jazz Poem Two Poem Summary in English
In this poem, the old Jazz (singer of Religious songs) is preaching the Black Gospel of Jazz with his screaming notes and chords. He is transforming himself I into a bird and flies very high. He draws the attention of all.
When we read the first stanza, we get the description of the Jazz player. His face is wrinkled. He appears to be apathetic figure. He has closed his eyes, He has blue old shirt. His jacket is holding his hanging stomach. His shoes are run down and he has papers in them.
His face is unshaven which shows that he has undergone sufferings. He is old. So the word ‘old’ is often I repeated. Inspite of this he looks like a commanding artist. There lies an old alto saxophone across his chest. It is supported by a wire coat hanger. With this instrument he proclaims to the world that he is a Blackman and was sent there to preach the Black Gospel of Jazz.
Jazz Poem Two Poem Summary in Kannada
Jazz Poem Two Poem About the Author
Carl Wendall Hines Jr. was born in r North Carolina. He was graduated from Tennessee Agricultural and Industrial University in 1962. His Verses have been hoisted as some of the best by contemporary writers.
Jazz Poem Two Poem Word Meanings
- Ancient Mariner: a reference to a poem,
- “The Rime of the Ancient Mariner,” by Samuel Coleridge, in which a seaman shoots an albatross, a bird of good omen, and suffers supernatural punishment
- wearies of living: no longer interested in or enthusiastic about anything in life
- fray: threads in a piece of cloth starting to come apart
- sag: to hang
- solitude: the state of being alone
- ears perk: brighter up
- Gospel: a type of religious music in which religious songs are sungvery loudly
- screaming notes: loud musical sounds