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appreciation of the poem 'the planners'

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Answered by Anonymous

In "The Planners," the speaker memorializes the past while describing the unstoppable force of progress and industrialization. There is a subtle indication that this poem is pastoral, longing for natural spaces not corrupted by cement. But more generally, the poem is about how the past is continually being erased.

Answered by nileshgujju

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Explanation: The poem delivers a beautiful message in this poem by describing the perks of planning life, events etc.

He talks about how one can progress by following a certain system.

He is a firm believer of organizing everything in life.

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