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(i) “Beneath all uniforms…” What uniforms do you think the poet is speaking about? (ii) How does the poet suggest that all people on earth are the same?

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Answered by sangitarathidamani
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Answer:

i) The poet is referring to the clothes we wear.

It could also be interpreted as the kind of person you are,the caste,creed, culture,religion,nature,demeanor, character,the facade (deceptive external appearance),the prejudice,and the pretended under which we breath.The poet says that we are all the same , whatever we cover ourselves with.

ii) the poet says that we are all the same, we live in the same world, our habits are the same, we work, we eat, we sleep and wake up in the same manner. The strength in every human being lies in his ability to love and spread love. And we all settle down in the same earth when we die.

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Answered by kumarmonu89761
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Answer:

The poet talks about the numerous clothing that individuals in different nations wear, but that nothing changes about the human body underneath.

Explanation:

(i) The clothing we wear is being discussed by the poet.

It can also indicate your personality, your caste, your creed, your culture, your religion, your disposition, your attitude, your character, your facade (your misleading outward appearance), your bias, and the pretended circumstances in which you live.

Whatever we do to disguise ourselves, the poet claims that we are all the same.

ii) The poet claims that we are all alike because we share a globe and have similar routines such as working, eating, sleeping, and waking up. Every person's capacity for love and love-sharing is what gives them their power. And after we pass away, we all return to the same planet.

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