what is the meaning of these i stretch and amble out into the sunshine hungry again as i pick up the receiver for the human voice and the good news of friends explain
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“I stretch… the good news”
The lines are from “The Telephone” poem, jotted down by Edward Field. This poem was added in the book called “Counting Myself Lucky: Selected Poems” in 1963-1992. In this poem, the telephone has been described as a medium through which people send their love and warmth to one another from different placed. The basic theme of this poem revolves around happiness and self-identity. Through the above lines, the poet has said that in every morning he stretches himself up and waits for a call to answer because it brings him joy, good news and definitely, the voice of a person. It enunciates that a single telephone gives him pleasure that he transforms from an isolated person to a social person whenever a call comes. The concept of sharing feeling through an object permits him to listen to a human voice alongside an auspicious news from friends and family.
It means that by using telephone, you can easily build friendship.
Apart from that, it also helps you to have an endless communication.
The telephone communication also plays a vital role in even business areas.
It is a unique feature of telephone that grabs the attention of many people and even business individuals towards and encourages them to use it.