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Ans: The poet compares his friends with leaves in winter season. He says that he has seen his friends around dying, who were once so linked together and compares the death of his friends with the falling of leaves in the wintry weather. 3. Pick out one ‘fond’ memory of the poet. Ans: One ‘fond’ memory of the poet is this recollection of ...
Summary: Thomas Moore’s “The Light of Other Days” is a touching poem that can bring out strong feelings in its audience. This poem takes place in a nostalgic atmosphere as the poet looks back on his life with the people who have meant the most to him and remembers the good times they shared. At the end of his life, the poet is overcome ...
Bob Shaw. Young People Read Old SFF. 28 Dec, 2017. Bob Shaw was born in Northern Ireland. Over the course of the three decades of his career, he won three BSFA awards and was nominated for the Hugo, the Locus, the Campbell, and the Clarke. TheLight of Other Days is an atypical Shaw. It is a classic idea story, a story in which an authortries to ...
THE LIGHT OF OTHER DAYS is populated by such canonical cardboard sci-fi characters as a 15-year-old girl who becomes a world-class computer programming genius, apparently within a few months and with no formal training; a detestable media mogul with absolutely no redeeming qualities; a theoretical physicist who is plucked from obscurity to helm a project of unprecedented importance; and a ...
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Light of Other Days. By Bob Shaw. This Irish writer Bob Shaw's most noted short story. He is the author of Night Walk, The Palace of Eternity, Ground Zero Man, Orbitsville, and A Wreath of Stars, among other novels. Leaving the village behind, we followed the heady sweeps of the road up into a land of slow glass.
The Light of Other Days follows a soulless tech billionaire (sort of an older, more crotchety Bill Gates), a soulful muckraking journalist, and the billionaire's two (separated since birth) sons. It's 2035, and all four hold ringside seats at the birth of a new paradigm-destroying technology, a system of "WormCams," harnessing the power of wormholes to see absolutely anyone or anything ...
Analysis (ai): "The Light of Other Days" by Moore captures the bittersweet remembrance of cherished past moments and the inevitable loss that accompanies them. The poem's focus on the fleeting nature of life is reminiscent of Romantic era sentiments, particularly in its exploration of the power of memory to evoke both joy and sorrow.
