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1 year ago

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Based on the given lines, an appropriate interpretation that can be given is that there is no place like home, no matter how far a person goes and how comfortable he is in a different place.

This refers to the collection of lines that is used by a poet to express his thought and feelings and is structured in stanzas and verses and can contain a free verse, which is a poem without a defined structure or rhythm.

Hence, we can see that from the given poem, the poet talks about the place where a man can find sweetness to surpass his own home and his parents and also if he goes to far away lands, nor a house of gold, he cannot find.

This shows that there is no place like home as explained above, that even if a man goes to a faraway place, he can never find sweetness as he can find it in his home.

The answer to the given question is that there is no place like home

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