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‘I am sigh of the sea, the laughter of the field and tears of heaven’. Explain.
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‘I am sigh of the sea, the laughter of the field and tears of heaven’. Explain.
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The poet sees the whole phenomenon of the origin, birth and death of rain poetically. When water evaporates and rises up in the sky, it seems to sigh. In this sense, the rain is the sigh of the sea. When rain drops fall from the sky, they look like tears of heaven. The fields seem to laugh when the rain falls. In this sense, the rain is the laughter of the field.
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