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what do the word "Harvest-fields forsaken" symbolise?​

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Answered by jayveerkatariya380
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The theme is human loss and grief. The “fields” have been “forsaken” by the harvesters; but we know the poet is using the word “forsaken” because he is feeling forsaken himself––by someone?

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