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Thank you We sneak in and here's your shmoop du

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jour brought to you by the beauty of nature Because

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who wants to think about the ugly of nature just

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doesn't make any sense are checking the following passage the

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lake isle of innisfree by yates warner brothers yates no

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that's not what the w b stands for is not

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that jumping frog Okay here we go The author uses

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the phrase midnight's all a glimmer and noona purple glow

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for what purpose It's online seven and hear the potential

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answers to illustrate All right so what's yates up tio

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with his line well per usual there's no evidence in

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the poem to support deep so let's get that one

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out our hair right there The mention of the isles

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funky lighting does nothing to get across the idea that

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the days are longer which is good because nobody cares

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if they are or aren't choice b doesn't make the

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grade either even though the line does talk about the

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contrast between day and night it industry there's a bigger

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picture here that this option doesn't grasp the same thing

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goes for option c the line does help paint the

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picture of industries dramatic landscapes and colors but big look

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great poets don't describe something just to describe it They

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almost always have a deeper purpose there just so so

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poetic Yeah joyce is the correct answer The pole mentions

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the colors of night and day to show that the

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speaker finds peace in the simple beauty of industry poets

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who are worth their salt Don't waste words or give

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details without a deeper purpose or meaning Basically they're not

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like that annoying friend who rattles on and on about

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something while our mind wanders onto the weirdness of angler

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fish or the disturbing deliciousness of chicken mcnuggets Yeah you 00:01:46.332 --> [endTime] think about that

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