Why are the walls of the classroom described as being' sour cream'?
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The sour cream may indicate a dirty yellowish colour. The poet has used this expression to represent the colour and the situation of the children in the classroom and underlines the neglect in their lives.It also talks about the authorities not taking interest in maintaining the walls of the classroom.
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The walls of the classroom are pale and dirty. They are decorated with the donated picture of Shakespeare, a scene depicting buildings with domes, a world map and beautiful valleys, which stand in sharp contrast to the dingy, dismal and gloomy atmosphere in which these slum children live.
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