What the poet want for the children of the slams
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The poet aspires for these poor youngsters to break free from the confines of living in a slum. They should not be despondent, depressed, or cut off from the rest of the civilised world. As a result, he calls for governors, teachers, inspectors, invigilators, and visitors to help educate the slum youngsters. They should be taken to the blue sky horizons in order to progress and cope with the other world. Their lives can be transformed via education.
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