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Cynddylan On A Tractor Poem:?

Ah, you should see Cynddylan on a tractor.
Gone the old look that yoked him to the soil,
He's a new man now, part of the machine,
His nerves of metal and his blood oil.
The clutch curses, but the gears obey
His least bidding, and lo, he's away
Out of the farmyard, scattering hens.
Riding to work now as a great man should,
He is the knight at arms breaking the fields'
Mirror of silence, emptying the wood
Of foxes and squirrels and bright jays.
The sun comes over the tall trees
Kindling all the hedges, but not for him
Who runs his engine on a different fuel.
And all the birds are singing, bills wide in vain,
As Cynddylan passes proudly up the lane.

So my question is ( ) -- In what ways could Cynddylan be compared to a "knight at arms". --It's a 4 mark question.

Any help much appreciated!-- Thank You!

Bethan D,
Wales, UK.
If anyone knows what the effects on the animals and environments are on it as well, I would be v. greatful!!

Wow, that takes me back many years to when I was at a Teacher Training college. I suppose that for Cynddyllan his tractor was his charger. He galloped forth from the farmyard and the height of the tractor's seat would have increased the sense of power he felt - a man who had previously only walked behind a horse-drawn plough.

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