English, asked by taiahnamtehnamte, 5 months ago

Why doesn't the speaker mourn the losses of the past?

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Answered by saumya3577

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The wandered is mourning the loss of his Lord , as well as his banishment , which has been caused by his Lord's death. He no longer has a home or purpose and he suffers from loneliness.

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