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Bright-veined and clear what does this line describe?

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Answered by amitharoyaa

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Explanation:

Explanation: In the poem, Swift Things are Beautiful, the poet, Elizabeth Coatsworth means the thin lines of the lightening by 'bright veined'. The poem talks about the swift and slow things which happen in every moment of our lives. It is that part of our lives which we loose to notice because of other works.

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