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  1. The poem The Rain is written by William Henry Davies who was a Welsh (lived in Wales) poet and writer. He was a tramp (or hobo) for a long time and used to wander from one place to other. Most of his work is a reflection of his life which was full of hardships. Read summary of this poem.

    The poem The Rain is written by William Henry Davies who was a Welsh (lived in Wales) poet and writer. He was a tramp (or hobo) for a long time and used to wander from one place to other. Most of his work is a reflection of his life which was full of hardships.

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  1. Rich leaves symbolise rich people who take away all the money as well as things. On the other hand, poor leaves symbolise poor people who get what the rich people give which is very little. Read summary of this poem.

    Rich leaves symbolise rich people who take away all the money as well as things. On the other hand, poor leaves symbolise poor people who get what the rich people give which is very little.

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  1. These metaphors mean that the rich get a golden chance first and whatever remains, trickle down to the poor. sunshine which spreads all over the world without difference and equally. This sunshine is alike for the rich green and poor leaves.

    These metaphors mean that the rich get a golden chance first and whatever remains, trickle down to the poor. sunshine which spreads all over the world without difference and equally. This sunshine is alike for the rich green and poor leaves.

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  1. as we can see the daffodils are a kind of flower which that can  be found in beside the lake or a bay . so the poet prices the daffodils for thier beauty that they have in thier coulor so he extended that he was his sister and seeing a glance of daffodils and he says i wonder i was cloud to watch thRead more

    as we can see the daffodils are a kind of flower which that can  be found in beside the lake or a bay . so the poet prices the daffodils for thier beauty that they have in thier coulor so he extended that he was his sister and seeing a glance of daffodils and he says i wonder i was cloud to watch the daffodils from high helly place to overcome his sorrows and sadnesses

     

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  1.  Tyger represent the fierce The lamb represent meekness  The lamb is taken from songs of innocence tyger is taken from songs of experience  both written by William blake

    1.  Tyger represent the fierce
    2. The lamb represent meekness
    3.  The lamb is taken from songs of innocence
    4. tyger is taken from songs of experience
    5.  both written by William blake
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  1. In the poem I Wandered Lonely As A Cloud, daffodils, their beauty, their dance and their merry-making is appreciated by the speaker. Read summary of this poem.

    In the poem I Wandered Lonely As A Cloud, daffodils, their beauty, their dance and their merry-making is appreciated by the speaker.

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  1. The central idea and the message of the poem, I Wandered Lonely As A Cloud is that nature is the most beautiful part of the world. In the poem, daffodils represent the beauty and merry-making of nature. According to the poet, the moments which he spent in watching those daffodils are the best momentRead more

    The central idea and the message of the poem, I Wandered Lonely As A Cloud is that nature is the most beautiful part of the world. In the poem, daffodils represent the beauty and merry-making of nature. According to the poet, the moments which he spent in watching those daffodils are the best moments of his life. As a poet, the watching the daffodils is what pleases a poet.

    Even in his home, the memories of those daffodils cheer him up when he is lonely and feels down and sad.

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