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theme of the poem the castle

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The Castle' by Edwin Muir is a moving poem on the (1) capture of a well- guarded (2) castle The soldiers of the castle were totally stress-free and relaxed. They were (3) confident of their castle's physical strength.

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theme of the poem the castle​

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theme of the poem the castle