what does the poet mean by all his young days into the harbor
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Answer: Actually,the loss of ball here stands for the loss of his childhood . Like the ball felt into water and lost forever, hos childhood has been lost in the harbour of life. It seems that the boy is inconsolable as he kept the ball for a long time . The loss is linked to the memory of days when he played with it.
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Answer: It implies that this world is full of persons who want to posses and more strenght, wealt andpower.
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