Answer: In some ways the video version of the poem was surprisingly similar to how I had visualized it in my head. I could see a child watching over a nest of birds in a field. I could also picture an adult working with the child to save them. I did not imagine the father in a wheelchair. I was also surprised to see the images of soldiers in the video. In my interpretation of the poem, two people tried to save the baby birds. They worried about whether they were helping the birds or harming them: "And might our meddling make her more afraid." In the video interpretation, the father, like the birds, narrowly escaped death. The video interprets the poem as a metaphor for war.
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