What does the line ‘Doesn’t conform to the usual mould’ mean? State your answer in 20-30 words.
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The line 'doesn't conform to the usual mold' implies that a leader is not a very common person, he/she possesses unique qualities which differentiate him/her from the crowd.
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- This line is taken from the poem the Leader, where it talks about who a real leader is. It describes true leader as someone who patient and steady with all that he must bear, and is ready to meet all challenges with care. The leader is is easy in his manner yet solid as a steel. He is not afraid to propose what is bold and tells it all straight, and doesn’t conform to the usual mold.
- Growing in strength, a good leader would not be unnerved, ever assuring he would stand by his word. Wanting the world to join his firm stand, bracing for war, nevertheless praying for peace. So much a leader is worthy of trust and a true leader will do what he must do.
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