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"The Hill We Climb" is a poem that talks about getting freedom through unity among people. It reminds me of the Indian independence when the citizens of India were free from British rule after Indians "put their differences aside" and fought for their freedom.
I like how the poem encourages the reader to unite and be courageous enough to help one's nation.  I salute the soldiers, fighters, and my country, India. I feel very proud to be an Indian. Happy independence day to all.
Kheya

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Reading this poem not only develops a sense of inspiration but also true patriotism. The poem continues to reinforce the price of being independent, united and free; the price paid by the bravest of the brave- our freedom fighters. We are blessed to be born in a country of unity with diversity. This poem has brought in me, once again, the pride of calling myself an Indian.

I wish you all a very Happy Independence Day!🇮🇳
- Hiya Jha, 10A.

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The analysis of the poem "The Hill We Climb" by Shaan Nair

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The analysis of the poem "The Hill We Climb" by Shaan Nair

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Amanda Gorman's poem "The Hill We Climb," is based on fighting that turns our people to our independence. It provokes a patriotic feeling and pride in each reader because they understand the potential of a non-partizing and uniform country.

After reading this poem it made me appreciate freedom fighters and all the martyrs even more. As it is because of their courage and actions we as a country and the people of the country have our freedom. The poem has evoked a sense of pride in me to be called Indian. Happy Independence Day!

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The poem served as a great source of motivation and inspiration for me, it reminded me of the crucial events of India's struggle to achieve independence and the sacrifices made by people for their country.
I like how the poem focuses on unity and automatically induces positivity.

Aadit.

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The poem “The Hill We Climb” by Amanda Gorman is based on the struggles that our people have had to face while fighting for our independence. It incites a sense of patriotism and pride inside every reader as they understand the potential of an undivided and united nation.

The poem begins with the realisation that all of our efforts have yielded a country that is ours. It then focuses on the benefits of unity for our country. India is a diverse country with multiple cultures and religions, but Amanda Gorman’s poem highlights that true strength is derived from unity, not discrimination. She also mentions that we must put aside our differences and come together for a better and prosperous future. Her poem also conveys that we must overcome our difficulties, form a brighter future for our descendants, and let them inherit a country better than the one we live in. The poem ends with a proud and patriotic tone as our country has finally been won back. It ends with “If only we’re brave enough to see it”, indicating that independence is possible only when we are brave enough to fight with.

As an Indian, I feel gratitude towards the freedom fighters who helped free Indian from the shackles of the British Empire and those who helped rebuild it and turn it into the nation we know today.

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'The Hill we climb' by Amanda Gorman analysis 

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'The Hill we climb' by Amanda Gorman analysis 

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The poem "The Hill we Climb" metaphorically shows the mountains we've crossed and all the troubles we've faced to finally be independent. I felt inspired while reading this poem. The once again suppressed Indian inside me found hope and ambition to achieve what my country and its citizens truly deserve.

The transition of time from past, to present and then future shows the growth of our nation. It depicts the dark past from which we evolved to explore a bright future in an aspiring present. The author uses several literary devices like repetition, metaphor, consonance, personification, transferred epithet, enjambment etc. to intensify the emotion of solidarity amongst the citizens. It also invokes ethos within oneself to finally help us realize what India's worth. The poem's incentivizing tone gives several other readers like me an insight to the actual capabilities of one country. I personally see the love and strength in sticking as a family through all the tough times.  India might be bruised, but I see a gleaming ray of victory in the future. The poem inspires a sentiment of patriotism which leads us to make our past our strength, and prepare for what the future holds for us. The poem invokes a sense of pride in readers as calling themselves an Indian. Happy Independence's Day!

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My interpretation about 'The Hill We Climb' by Amanda Gorman 🇮🇳

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My interpretation about 'The Hill We Climb' by Amanda Gorman 🇮🇳

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While reading the poem written by Amanda Gorman, I’m instantly reminded of the British reign in India. Like stated by Amanda, the long 200 years of British rule finally came to an end when all of us Indians decided to “reach out our arms to one another” and fight for our rights.

As the poem progresses, I see the progress of our country. The poem begins with a sense of pity for the citizens of India. The 2nd stanza describes the beginning of the protests against the britishers. The 3rd and second last stanza shows the preparation to rebel against the Britishers and to fight back for our country. I also notice a sense of hesitancy in this stanza. Finally, the poem ends with pride, the citizens of India have fought, and have won. Just like Amanda says, ‘For there is always light’ just like India now basks in glory, knowing that our ancestors have fought to make India a better place.

This is what I think the poem depicts!

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The poem in Hindi, titled “Freedom” mentions freedom from the perspective of India as a country and not people. It outlines the exploits of Indian freedom fighters from the perspective of somebody looking over those people as a parent or guardian. The writer keeps a tight control over the rhythm of this poem which assists in a more patriotic feel to the piece.

The poet riddles the lines with a sense of helplessness on India’s (as a landmass) behalf, and romanticizes the people who fought for Indian independence with the means of the theme of freedom. The poet specifically creates images that portray the most memorable feats on the behalf of Chandrashekhar Azad, Mahatma Gandhi and Bhagat Singh that justify their struggle and martyrdom.

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Aaryan-The english poem was written to call for unity,collaboration and togetherness among the citizens of a country.

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Aaryan-The english poem was written to call for unity,collaboration and togetherness among the citizens of a country.