What does the loss of ball teach him?
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The poet sees all this but he doesn't interfere with the boy's ruminations. The poet thinks that the loss of the ball will teach the boy a lesson of accepting the loss with tolerance and pleasure. ... This loss makes the boy learn that gains and losses are part and parcel of life. One should accept them as a common matter.
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