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Poem: Tell me O Swan, your ancient tale The narrator speaks of a land where there is no _____. bird of prey doubt or sorrow human contact flower of death
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Poem: Tell me O Swan, your ancient tale

The narrator speaks of a land where there is no _____.

bird of prey
doubt or sorrow
human contact
flower of death

User Chris Margonis
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The answer is B. doubt or sorrow.

Kabir speaks of a place where one can be free, and where there is no negativity holding you back.

User MiguelSlv
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i read the poem and i believe the answer is B.Doubt or sorrow
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