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These children. wear skins peeped through by bones spectacles of steel with mended glass,like bottle bits on stones .

which children are referred to in the above lines? .

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Answered by keanuvaz

Answer: The 'slag heap' refers to the bodies of these children. (c) Their bones are peeping through their skins because these children are malnourished. (d) 'Mended glass' means broken spectacles. ... The poet has a keen desire that these slum children should break the bonds of living in a slum area.

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These children. wear skins peeped through by bones spectacles of steel with mended glass,like bottle bits on stones .

which children are referred to in the above lines? .