It refers to the famine in India at the time (which was helped with the Green Revolution a few years after the 1956 referenced in the poem). He is asking America why they aren't helping with the famine going on in other places in the world
Cowboys loved a colorful phrase! This was a descriptive phrase for onions. They're round like eggs and they stink.
Indiana is a state in the United States of America, located in North America. Did you mean 'India'? India is part of Asia.
you rock means like your cool or your awesome
What do you mean? Do you mean 'Could India have an AfroAmerican leader?' or do you mean 'Could America have a president of Indian background?'
I think it means that America is a place where you can do and try many different things. America is a free country.
Iralo is equivellent to the America English phrase "Check it out!". Very casual.
The phrase means "hereafter", "later". Hence its usage in old Christian hymns, "In the sweet by-and-by..." It is also used to mean "later", as in "see you later".
Could you re-phrase the question, narrow down what you mean by "pictures"
It's a phrase that signifies that some event is unlikely to ever occur. Similar to "when pigs fly" in North America.
Depends on what you mean by "largest." If you mean total number of citizens the answer is the United States of America, behind India. If you mean by territory covered the answer is Canada behind the U.S.
"Some eggs" is an English equivalent of the French phrase "des oeufs."Specifically, the word "des" can be either the partitive meaning "some" or a combination of the preposition "de" with the plural definite article "les" to mean "of, from, with the." The masculine noun "oeufs" means "eggs." The pronunciation is "deh-zeuhf."
If you mean the bald eagle, no. It is found in North America only.