why does the poet say no men are strange no country foreign from the chapter No Men Are Foreign
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The poet tells us that all human beings on earth are same. He tells us that all need of us sun, air, food and clothes to cover the same kind of body. All walk on the same kind of land. We do same work. All of us on earth sleep and wake up, love and want to be loved. It is the human beings who hate others. We defile the earth and we all live together.
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No men are foreigner
The poem No Men Are Foreign by James Falconer Kirkup illustrates why no person is a stranger and no country is foreign.
We wear different clothes but underneath we have the same body of flesh, blood, and bones. We live in different countries, speak different languages, believe in different religions, yet we are all citizens of the same planet.
All people breathe, sleep, wake up, eat, and work. Sooner or later they die and are buried. The sun, air, and water are equally essential for everyone. There is no difference between human beings.
We prosper, our harvest is bountiful and there will be no starvation when there is peace in the land. Wars bring destruction and everyone suffers in the same manner. The poet persuades us to strengthen our common bond of humanity and live together in harmony.