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how does the poet describe the Lake water in the poem (ch the Lake Isle of innisfree)

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Answered by Ghanshyamgaurav
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The poet is reminded of his past, his boyhood, when he visited the peaceful Lake Isle of Innisfree. He wants to go there and says that he will live there all alone. He wants to build a small cabin with clay and wattles. ... The poet describes the peaceful natural surroundings of the lake.

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Answered by sourasghotekar123
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The poet says that the waves of the lake crash against its shore and make a soft sound. It gives him aesthetic pleasure. He hears it and enjoys it. It also provides him with comfort and convenience. He finds his peace.

Its morning, noon and evening are different from cities where high-rise buildings touch the sky. He hears the pleasant sound of birds and is at peace.

The poet is standing on a gray road or sidewalk. This color embodies decay. She compares it to Innisfree's floral beauty. But even as he stands there, he can hear the sounds of the lake water lapping against the shore. He hears it deep in his heart.

Innisfree Island stands for unadulterated natural beauty. Visiting Innisfree brings immense joy, pleasure and peace to the poet. The sounds of honey bees, crickets and lake water lapping at the shore tempt him to go there again and again. He settles for living in a small cabin and working on a small farm.

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