What does proof of human sin
reffer to in the final stanza
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From the two lines above it is clear that the 'human sin' here is the selfishness of the human race. ... So, the poet calls it 'human sin'. In short, selfishness is the 'human sin' here. And the logs in their hands are the 'proof of human sin'.
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