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Explain in 100 words, what the poet means by the following words. 'My spirit still may light it's flame At that same torch whence poppies came. Where morning's alter Whitely burns Lilies may lift their silver urns In spite of war, in spite of shame.'

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Answered by jatingigulia67

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Angela Morgan lived during both of the World Wars. In this poem, Morgan shares that despite a devastating war raging on, everything in nature continued as if nothing was happening. The same can be true about our lives. Life continues even when terrible things happen, so this poem encourages us to look at the beauty around us rather than focus on the negative aspects of our lives.

Answered by tharasathish31

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it is the devil of heart it may burn it self

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Explain in 100 words, what the poet means by the following words. 'My spirit still may light it's flame At that same torch whence poppies came. Where morning's alter Whitely burns Lilies may lift their silver urns In spite of war, in spite of shame.'​

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Explain in 100 words, what the poet means by the following words. 'My spirit still may light it's flame At that same torch whence poppies came. Where morning's alter Whitely burns Lilies may lift their silver urns In spite of war, in spite of shame.'