Question

In the second stanza, the poet talked about confessing sins that we deplore. What do you understand by this phrase​

Answer 1

Answer:

In the given phrase, the poet says that one should confess to their sins instead of disapproving them.

Explanation:

• When someone has committed a sin, it's better to own them and seek forgiveness for them.
• When a person accepts his sin, it means his/her heart wants to go on the right path.
• If a person keeps on disapproving them, it means he doesn't have the right intentions.