Subatance of the poem if i knew by enid blyton
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The poet is saying
that if he knew that there is a box of smiles, he would somehow try hard and
open them, he would also spread it across the land and sea and let it dazzle on
the children’s face.
At the same time,
would collect the frowns and sorrows from the children’s face right from nursery
to the children in the street, pack them in a large box, lock it up with a big monster
key and would hire a giant to throw the same into the depths of ocean
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that if he knew that there is a box of smiles, he would somehow try hard and
open them, he would also spread it across the land and sea and let it dazzle on
the children’s face.
At the same time,
would collect the frowns and sorrows from the children’s face right from nursery
to the children in the street, pack them in a large box, lock it up with a big monster
key and would hire a giant to throw the same into the depths of ocean
plzz mark as brainliest answer
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