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Pavel [41]
3 years ago
14

What is the paraphrasing of the poem in the murree hills by John proctor?​

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Kipish [7]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

In this poem, the poet has praised God's intelligence and nature's beauty He says that the aroma of Murree is so sweet that it seems someone has sprayed perfume. The valleys are also beautiful and the smaller streams are meeting bigger ones. Murree is pleasantly different from the rest of Punjab as Murree is wetter and has loads of greenery. The superb coloured butterflies add to the beauty of the plants which are already so beautiful. At noon the mist evaporates into the shiny skies and the rushing streams foretell the arrival of the summer monsoon. This beauty of the Murree Hills depicts the Greatness and Intelligence of God Almighty and prove His existence. The basic theme of the poem in the Murree hills is the beauty of nature which is the creation of God, so ultimately by praising the beauty around you, you praise God's high skills for such a creation

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