English, asked by dpuri8655, 6 months ago

What does, 'Ball', in the poem,'The Ball Poem' represent?

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Answered by IsaacP

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The Ball represents the important things or people in our lives....

Answered by riyanadcunha15

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Answer:

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The ball poem is a metaphor for everything that we think is irreplaceable in our lives. It is obvious that anything that is irreplaceable is very valuable to us, and it is our responsibility to take care of those things. Moreover, one needs to learn to accept and let go, and not cling to something that has gone.

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$\small\underline\mathcal\orange{Stay \: Happy \: and \: Blessed☺❤}$

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