Why is the street eager at dawn? How does the description of the street changes in the next two stanzas and why?
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Answer: This is from Sarojini Naidu's poem street cries. The street is said to be eager at dawn because inhabitants of the street both the seller and the buyers are eager to buy the day's provision and sell what ever they must sell. There are mostly shepherds and farmers in street
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