explain the line '
Into the black hole, the earth-lipped fissure in the wall front, At which in the intense still noon, I started with fascination'
from the poem The Snake by DH Lawrence
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The above line means that the snake has come from the deep below the earth where there is extremely high temperature.
The snake came from a crack in the wall of the water trough to drink water that's the reason of poets fascination.
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saty73:
but it was about its departure, how the snake went away into the crack but the poet could do nothing but watch him going
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