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Blindness M (Poem) *ppreciate to the Poet APPRECIATE TO THE POEM This poem is written by the poet Charles Lamb. In a stagecoach the poet saw a small child. He attracted to her beautiful dark eyes. The poet was amazed when he knew that the girl was sightless. In a stagecoach, where late I chanced to be, A little quiet girl my notice caught; I saw she looked at nothing by the way, Her mind seemed busy on some childish thought. es Lamb (1775-1834) is nown for his essays in 2. He and his sister, I with an old man's courtesy addressed, Lamb, wrote a children's The child, and called her pretty dark-eyed maid, called 'Tales from peare', in which all And bid her turn those pretty eyes and see peare's plays were The wide extended prospect. 'Sir,' she said, stories. He wrote a of poems too and close friend to two 'I cannot see the prospect, I am blind! eat English poets, Never did tongue of child utter a sound bleridge and William orth. For 25 years, So mournful, as her words fell on my ear. till his retirementहाउ डस द पोएट विवेक भाई एड्रेस इन द गर्ल एंड व्हाट रीजन दिल्ली फुटवियर डाउन ​

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