What does the poet mean when he says: without rush, without engines?
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The 'exotic moment' referred to in these lines is that moment when everyone keeps quiet and there is no movement. 2. That moment would be strange because there will be no rush or engines and it will bring the whole of humanity together for the first time. By the word 'engines' the poet means 'automobiles' or 'machines.
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The 'exotic moment' referred to in these lines is that moment when everyone keeps quiet and there is no movement. That moment would be strange because there will be no rush or engines and it will bring the whole of humanity together for the first time.
By the word 'engines' the poet means 'automobiles' or 'machines.
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