English, asked by EkaAchumi, 6 months ago

what does the poet mean by, 'what I was willing in or willing out'?

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Answered by mhaisdhunejyoti

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When the poet says 'walling in or walling out' he tries to express a dilemma that he is in. He is contemplating as he ponders what purpose the stone wall between him and his neighbour really serves. He is not sure whom he is rightfully blocking or allowing.

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