What is the critical appreciation of the poem "People" by D. H. Lawrence?
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In the poem the writer, D.H. Lawrence says that he loves individuals. Be that as it may, he would lean toward them to be at a separation. He gets a kick out of the chance to see individuals possessed with their own interests. He doesn't need them to draw close and meddle in his life.
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In the poem "people" the poet talks about the general public as well as the humanity and tells about the reality of the society. The poet says that the people in the society don't have tolerance level they needed as they don't even give space to other .
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