Exiled Review

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What is the main theme of the poem 'Exiled'?

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The main theme revolves around longing for the sea and the speaker's discontent with urban life.

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What does the phrase 'once again' signify in the poem?

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It emphasizes the speaker's strong desire to return to the sea and revisit cherished memories.

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How do the first two stanzas of the poem contribute to its structure?

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They contrast the speaker’s experiences and feelings about living in different places.

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What does the speaker express in lines 1-4 of the poem?

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The speaker expresses weariness of words and people, and a desire to return to the sea.

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What is the significance of the speaker's problem stated in line 35?

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It highlights the speaker's feeling of being disconnected from the sea, which is a source of comfort.

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How does the repetition of certain phrases affect the poem's meaning?

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It reinforces the emotional weight of the speaker's longing and nostalgia.

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What does the speaker's point of view reveal about their feelings?

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It shows that the speaker understands their discontent and the reasons behind it.

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What literary device is used in the poem to convey the speaker's emotions?

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Imagery is used to evoke the sensory experiences associated with the sea.

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How does the setting influence the speaker's emotions in the poem?

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The contrast between the city and the sea highlights the speaker's feelings of isolation and longing.

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What role does memory play in the poem 'Exiled'?

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Memory serves as a connection to the sea and a source of comfort for the speaker.