📌 Poem 6 - Money Explained in 15 Minutes | HSC Class 12 One Shot Lecture

📘 Money – Class 12 | HSC One-Shot Lecture

Welcome to our Class 12 HSC English One-Shot Revision on the thought-provoking and philosophical poem “Money” by William H. Davies 💰🌿
This lecture is designed to help you understand the poem clearly, deeply, and exam-oriented, making it perfect for last-minute board revision.

🔍 What’s Included in This Video / Lecture?

✔ Full Poem Explanation
Line-by-line and stanza-wise explanation in simple and student-friendly language.

✔ Stanza-wise Summary
Clear breakdown of ideas:
➡ Human obsession with money
➡ Loss of joy, peace, and connection with nature
➡ Contrast between wealth and true happiness

✔ Theme & Central Idea
Strong message highlighting that:
Too much importance to money steals our happiness
A life without time to enjoy nature is a poor life
Simplicity leads to true richness

✔ Poetic Devices / Figures of Speech
All explained with examples:
Alliteration, Repetition, Metaphor, Personification, Imagery, Exclamation, Contrast, Symbolism, etc. — perfect for appreciation questions.

📚 Perfect For:

✓ Class 12 Maharashtra Board (HSC)
✓ Students preparing for English exams
✓ Quick recap before boards
✓ Weak, average & topper-level students

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📖 About the Poem: Money (William H. Davies)

“Money” is a reflective and philosophical poem that criticizes modern human life, where people:
Are constantly busy earning money
Have no time to enjoy nature, beauty, or peace
Measure life only in terms of wealth
The poet strongly states that:
A life full of money but empty of joy is a poor life.