English, asked by mandadisiri123, 9 months ago

Till I think of the Bishop of Bingen
In his Mouse-Tower on the Rhine!
(a) Who is I in the poem?
(b) Why is he thinking of the Bishop of Bingen?
(C) What feeling do the lines convey?

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Answered by ShivankNain

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Answered by pranavraj673

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Answer:

(a) I referring to the poet.

(b) The children almost devoured their father and interweaved him with with their arms as the mice devoured the bishop of Bingen alive.

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