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What is the central idea of the poem see rose by HD Hilda Dolittle
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What is the central idea of the poem see rose by HD Hilda Dolittle

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The “sea rose” is used to represent a woman who does not care for the standards of Doolittle's contemporary society and is rebelling in her own way. :>

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