Weighed down - head, rat's eyes, twisted bones ---- what does the poet mean here ?
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Answer:
'Weighed down head, rat's eyes, twisted bones' mean children in the classroom of the school in the slum are living under the burden of poverty, want, and lack. 'Rat's eyes' mean hungry eyes. 'Twisted bones' signifies the diseases inherited by one of the children in the classroom.
Explanation:
This question is from the poem An Elementary School Classroom in a Slum by Stephen Spender. This poem is about the plight of poor children living in slums. The poet, Stephen Spender wants the life of the slum children be changed. He wants their poverty to end. He wishes them to live in healthier, hygienic and beautiful environment. He wants their future to be bright and full of hope.
According to the poet, their lives can only be changed if governor, teacher, inspector, visitor, and people do more to help them. Mere paltry donations won't solve their problems of poverty, illiteracy, and backwardness. The rich people and the government will have to do more for them.
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