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Elizabeth Barret Brownings The Cry Of The Children

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May 5, 2015

 

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She explains how children should have been living by using animals as examples: “The young birds are chirping in the nest,” represents the children to be safely home, and “The young fawns are playing with the shadows,” represents the children that were to be out playing around with other children...
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Elizabeth Barrett Browning does this later in the next stanza, but this time she compares the tears that are falling down the children’s cheeks to the sadness that is felt with time that, like sand in an hour glass, slowly drips away till there is no more. She, again, uses other objects to represent how the children were feeling to give an effect that everyone can understand...
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