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What is a theme of "The Bat-Poet"?

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The theme of <span>"The Bat-Poet" by Randall Jarrell is:
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C. Being different from others need not prevent one from finding happiness and satisfaction.

The best way to find your own happiness is accepting your uniqueness and never compare yourself to others. When you are contented of what you have, you are doing your best to satisfy yourself and not to impress others.

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