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nlexa [21]
2 years ago
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What do the lines “Your every grief / Like a blade /Shining and unsheathed” from “Any Human to Another” suggest?

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djverab [1.8K]2 years ago
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The lines “Your every grief / Like a blade /Shining and unsheathed” from “Any Human to Another” suggest that: The speaker suggests that people share their grief with others, no matter how painful.

<h3>The Central Theme of the poem</h3>

The poem, “Any Human to Another” talks about the problems that all humans face. It also emphasizes that sharing such problems help us to get some relief because we know that others have similar burdens like us.

So, the speaker suggests that, just like a blade, sharing grief can be painful.

Learn more about “Any Human to Another” here:

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