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●The poet is shocked at the death of his loved one and feels great pain. He does not feel bitter grief that he could shed out in the form of tears. He just looked at her and wondered how she looked and what she would experience later. He did not feel any fear.
Instead, he feels a sense of peace as he has realised that after death she has become a part of nature. She is now beyond the life's trials.
●The lines “She seemed a thing that could not feel, The touch of earthy years.” of the poem show that the passing of time will no longer affect her.
●No, the poet does not think of her living in 'heaven' after her death. Instead, he thinks that after being buried in the earth, she has become a part of nature and is moving around with the earth in its daily rotation like the rocks, stones and trees.
The lines of the poem which reflect these feelings of the poet are:
Rolled round in earth’s diurnal course
With rocks and stones and trees.
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