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‘Through the green twilight of a hedge
I peered, with cheek on the cool leaves pressed,
And spied a bird upon a nest:
Two eyes she had beseeching me’

i) What does the poet peer into?
ii) What does the poet see there?
iii) What is the rhyme scheme of the extract?

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Answered by devendrakumar9864496

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Answered by shubhamvarma301

Answer:

b one he found the mother bird q is incorrect i think

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‘Through the green twilight of a hedge I peered, with cheek on the cool leaves pressed, And spied a bird upon a nest: Two eyes she had beseeching me’ i) What does the poet peer into? ii) What does the poet see there? iii) What is the rhyme scheme of the extract?

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‘Through the green twilight of a hedge
I peered, with cheek on the cool leaves pressed,
And spied a bird upon a nest:
Two eyes she had beseeching me’

i) What does the poet peer into?
ii) What does the poet see there?
iii) What is the rhyme scheme of the extract?