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the source white and wet - what does the source mean ? how does the poet describe it ?

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This life-supporting source is white and wet. Itis white because it has never been exposed to sunlight but is hidden inside the earth. It is wetbecause it is full of water and other nutrients. The poet calls the root the 'most sensitive', thereby associating human quality to the tree.

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