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What is the central idea of the poem“no men are foreign”

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Answered by saanvigrover2007
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The central idea of the poem 'No Men Are Foreign' by James Kirkup is basically how people, no matter their backgrounds, are all the same. They have similar life patterns such as birth - death, joys - sorrows, youngster - old age and so on.  It tells us about how God has made us all equally, how the colour of our blood is the same and how we are all brothers and sisters. It also tells us that those who spread hatred and wage war are all criminals.

From the lesson - 'No Men Are Foreign' - James Kirkup

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Answered by milindpr505
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The central theme of the poem No Men are Foreign revolves around the brotherhood of all humankind. The poet points out that all our boundaries and differences are human-made. Throughout the poem, James Kirkup tries to show the similarities between all humans.

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