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The poem as a whole provides a commentary on impermanence O a metaphor for the loss of faith a precise description of a rural setting O a celebration of the change of seasons O an explanation of a religious
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The poem as a whole provides

a commentary on impermanence
O a metaphor for the loss of faith
a precise description of a rural setting
O a celebration of the change of seasons
O an explanation of a religious perspective

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A commentary on impermanence

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