English, asked by sahilhilalwani786, 8 months ago

Who is 'I' referred in the poem (The Brook) ?
CLASS 8th
SUB English

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Answered by puspitamukherjee
13

Answer: 'I' refers to the brook in the given lines where the brook describes its journey through various towns, villages, ridges, bridges and hills to join the river

Answered by ah782150
6

Explanation:

who is I referred in ten poem

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