what are the images in the poem "exile"
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The poem "exile" consisting of seventy-four stanzas describes the journey of a family who left their old homeland and moved to New York.
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In the first stanzas, it shows the grief of the family and in the middle, the poem reflects that how the family is astonished to see new and advanced thing such as escalators, movie theatres, shopping malls, pulleys, ropes and blond hair in the city of New York City.
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