English, asked by rakeshjha5142, 9 months ago

their hands are ours and in their lines we read a labour not different from our own . what is the poet trying to say in these lines

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Answered by Dusralaoscar

Explanation:

In these lines poet is try to tellis

the daily labours who work special the child labour they do lot of work they get hurt when they do lot of work.. So poet is just trying us to just imagine them.

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their hands are ours and in their lines we read a labour not different from our own . what is the poet trying to say in these lines​

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their hands are ours and in their lines we read a labour not different from our own . what is the poet trying to say in these lines