Question

why does the poet suppose that the hearth and eye of the skylark is upon dewy ground​

Answer 1

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Then the poet further goes onto ask the bird, does still his heart and eye in his home on the ''dewy ground'', even though his wings are keen to fly. He asks this because he always sees the bird high up in the sky singing and wandering. ... Skylark is a song bird and perching bird as well

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