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Bora Ring

ICSE · Class 12 · English- Short Stories : Perspectives and Reflections

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Key Topics to Revise

1

Poet and Context

  • Judith Wright lived from 1915 to 2000.
  • She was born in Armidale, New South Wales.
  • Her first poetry collection was The Moving Image, published in 1946.
2

Central Idea and Theme

  • The poem shows that Aboriginal song, dance, ritual, and tribal story have disappeared.
  • The phrase The song is gone signifies that Aboriginal cultural traditions have disappeared.
  • The empty ceremonial ground becomes a symbol of cultural absence.
3

Stanza-wise Key Points

  • Stanza 1 says the song is gone, the dancers are in the earth, and the ritual is useless.
  • The tribal story is lost in an alien tale, showing replacement by outsiders’ narratives.
  • Stanza 2 presents only grass and apple-gums standing over the dancing-ring.
4

Poetic Devices and Effects

  • Imagery creates a strong picture of emptiness and loss.
  • Personification is used in the apple-gums posture and mime a past corroboree.
  • The grass stands up and the trees murmur, making nature seem alive with memory.

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Key Concepts

The poem opens with the ideaThe Bora Ring is presented asThe appleThe hunter is goneThe final line refers to Cain

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