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This is a question from My English Folder Literature reader.
What contrasting images of the speaker are conveyed to us by the use of the words poised and Dart?

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Answered by Anonymous
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lifted feet, hands still,

I am poised, and down the hill

Dart, with heedful mind;

The air goes by in a wind.

Swifter and yet more swift, 5

Till the heart with a mighty lift

Makes the lungs laugh, the throat cry:—

‘O bird, see; see, bird, I fly!

‘Is this, is this your joy?

O bird, then I, though a boy, 10

For a golden moment share

Your feathery life in air!’

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