why does the poet call habits as dreary desert sand
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Why does the poet compare “dead habit” to “dreary sand”?
... Dead habits are compared to desert sands because these superstitious beliefs block the way of progressive thoughts, just as a desert can block the way of a clear stream. Dead habits are as choking as the desert for something fresh and progressive.
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The poet compared the dreary desert sand to dead traditions and customs because both are dull, lifeless and fruitless.
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