A Concrete Example

Mrs

Mrs. Jones has a garden full of stones, with a crazy path, a lily pond, a rockery, and a sundial. She also puts tiny plants between the stones, which

The narrator cannot understand where

The narrator cannot understand where the flower is, but Mrs. Jones says, 'You’re standing on it.' The ending surprises the reader and creates humour.

Toru Dutt describes tamarinds

Toru Dutt describes tamarinds, mango clumps, palms, seemuls, bamboos, moonlight, and lotus flowers. Strong visual images make the garden seem full of

The garden is described as not

The garden is described as not a 'sea of dull unvaried green' but as a place with sharp contrasts of colour. The seemul trees are compared to a trumpe

A herbarium consists of dried

A herbarium consists of dried and pressed plants mounted on paper for long-term study.