Question

‘It is underneath the coppice and heath,
And the thin anemones’

The poetic device used in the above line is

Answer 1

The poet here describes the struggle between the creation of man and the natural power of regrowth.

• The poet wants to say that under the coppice and the heath, lies a road through the woods.

• The road through the woods is concealed there since it was shut down 70 years ago, after a while, nature enclosed it.

• After it was covered, no one knows about the woods except only a few people.

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