Children's Memories and Emotions in Song

The transcript is a poetic song performed by Petro Shchur, reflecting on the warmth and memories of a mother's home. It describes the imagery of windows and embroidered towels, symbolizing the comfort and nostalgia of childhood. The song speaks of children venturing far but always returning to their roots, highlighting themes of family, homecoming, and eternal temptation. The narrative concludes with a reflection on life's journey and the inevitable silence that follows.

What does the singer remember about the mother's room?

• The noisy street outside

• The dark curtains and empty shelves

• The old furniture

• The bright windows and towels on the wall

How are the children described in the song?

• As flowers in a garden

• As stars in the sky

• As fish in the sea

• As birds flying away

What is the significance of the mother's room in the song?

• It is a place of work

• It is a place of memories and emotional connection

• It is a place of entertainment

• It is a place of study

What do the children promise in the song?

• To never return

• To come back soon

• To write letters

• To bring gifts

What is the emotional tone of the song?

• Angry and resentful

• Indifferent and detached

• Reflective and nostalgic

• Joyful and celebratory

What might happen to the children's wings according to the song?

• They might become invisible

• They might change color

• They might wither away

• They might grow stronger

What is the final reflection in the song?

• The children will find new homes

• The children will never return

• The children will always remember their mother's room

• The children will forget their home