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What is the tone of the poem on pippa's song by Robert browning

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Answered by anusy2850

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Pippa's little song says that everything is as it should be in the world of man and nature and that everything is full of promise. Moreover, God is watching over his creation. Therefore, the song says in presenting the theme, all is right with the world.May

Answered by mauryapriya221

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Pippa's little song says that everything is as it should be in the world of man and nature and that everything is full of promise. Moreover, God is watching over his creation. Therefore, the song says in presenting the theme, all is right with the world.

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