<span>Tagore tries to converse with all of his readers
through this poem. Tagore’s poem talks about time and old age. The voice of the
poem is an old man whose audience is of a younger group. The use of apostrophe
brings us closer to the old man. Instead of being just an audience, we become
part of the poem or its receiver. We are told in everything we see today has
its own history and beauty. The entire poem becomes timeless, as the receiver
can be anyone at any age.</span>
It c becuz he tell her when to take it
I would say A. was the furthest thing from his mind
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Three of us. We were the only ones left, the only ones to make it to the island. After cold nights on the sea, we had finally reached our destination only a few of us surviving. I couldn't fathom how we had even gotten here in the first place but then again I can't recall anything that's been going on with me lately. How did I even get here? What even is my name? I have no idea.... I have lost most of my memories and I have no idea why. When my feet first touched the scorching sand I looked around there were 5 of us. Now I can't seem to find any of them...Were they all just a made-up imagination of mine? Is this all just a dream? I have no idea but I'm fearing for my life as my feet have started to sink into what I believe is quicksand.
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