what message is conveyed in the poem not marvle not gilded monuments??? by william shakespear???....
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The poem conveys the message that the great and noble souls leave an indelible impact on their fellow beings and are remembered for a long time. Poet feels his poem will outlive the ravages of time. According to him, marble and stone monuments fail to immortalize rich and the powerful. He claims his poem will live longer than any man-made monuments.
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literary art is most powerful than the big monument built by powerfull people to immoralise themselves ..
but in the course of time and with destructive wars these monuments got tarnished but time can never able to end literary art of poet
n8100020:
thx for ur answer
but not fully perfect
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you can actually study it yourself instead of taking out faults in other people's answer
ya u can search in books ... where u can get more accurate ans my ans is not perfectly because i have aanswered it in my own language
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