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Question
Write in your own words.
How does the poet describe his home in the second stanza?
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Solution 1
The poet in the second stanza says that all the wonders in the world are nothing in comparison to his modest home. It is in his humble dwelling that he gets peace of mind which is more precious than anything in the world.
Solution 2
The poet says that his home is a simple thatched cottage, where the birds sing gallantly and respond to his call. He gets the longed-for peace of mind when he is home.
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