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What is the speaker's openion of nature in the poem here cone soft rain by sara teasdale .

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Answered by Anonymous
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The poem is saying that we humans are not as important as we might like to think in the grand scheme of nature.

If humans destroy themselves in a war, nature won't care.

The birds, the frogs, and the trees will continue to go about their business as if nothing happened.

Answered by Anonymous
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Answer :

The poem is saying that we humans are not as important as we might like to think in the grand scheme of nature.

If humans destroy themselves in a war, nature won't care.

The birds, the frogs, and the trees will continue to go about their business as if nothing happened.

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