What does the poet want for the children of the slums? How can their lives be made to change?
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The poet, Stephen Spender wants the life of the slum children be changed. He wants their poverty to end. He wishes them to live in healthier, hygienic and beautiful environment. He wants their future to be bright and full of hope.
According to the poet, their lives can only be changed if governor, teacher, inspector, visitor, and people do more to help them. Mere paltry donations won't solve their problems of poverty, illiteracy, and backwardness. The rich people and the government will have to do more for them.
According to the poet, their lives can only be changed if governor, teacher, inspector, visitor, and people do more to help them. Mere paltry donations won't solve their problems of poverty, illiteracy, and backwardness. The rich people and the government will have to do more for them.
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Hey !!
The poet wants the children to break the wall of social injustice and class inequalities with the help of the powerful and the rich who rule this world. He wants them to be educated so that they will land in a world full of progress and prosperity, where they too enjoy the good things of life.
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