English, asked by Target97, 11 months ago

What is “brow of the tide” referring to in the poem Palanquin Bearers

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Answered by mallika32

palanquin bearers is a melodies poem.the smilies in the poem point to fact that the men did not feel that their job was tiresome . some examples of the same are , ' softly ' , o softy we bear along ' , ' she hangs like a star in the dew of our song ' and lightly , O lightly we glide and we sing.

Answered by parshvishah2008

Explanation:

act of crying in simple words

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