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'Though the sowing seemed but vain.' Why does the poet say this? poet name Madeline s bridges

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The poet says this because sometimes we help people and feel that they are not going reciprocate back in the same manner or not going to help us back when required.

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6.'Though the sowing seemed but vain.' Why does the poet say this? poet name Madeline s bridges​

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6.
'Though the sowing seemed but vain.' Why does the poet say this? poet name Madeline s bridges