What does the line the ancient pulse of germ and birth in the poem The Darkling Thrush signify?
What does the line the ancient pulse of germ and birth in the poem The Darkling Thrush signify?
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This line in this poem means that the the process of germination is dead. The speaker feels that because of extreme cold, the rhythm of conception and truth has slowed down remarkably.
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