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- 00:00
Thank you We sneak in shmoop du jour brought to
- 00:05
you by sidewalks We'd like to give them a shutout
- 00:07
for keeping kids off the streets Yeah good dylan check
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out the following passage the lake i'll of innisfree way
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say it all dramatically like they're kind of add some
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- 00:20
residents do it Yeah well we've skimmed this couple times
- 00:24
so we're just going to skim it quick and we're
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thinking about a new no purple All right In the
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last stands of the poem the speaker implies which of
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the following all right here the financial answers thanks carries
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a pain All right well let's see what the last
- 00:41
stanza has for us We'll get rid of the most
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useless answer First we're looking atyou answer see no the
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speaker does not mean that he can literally hear the
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waves of industry in the city If that were the
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case there might well be a tsunami type of situation
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on the rise and industry and well that would be
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bad And then there's choice d which takes things a
- 01:00
little too far though the speaker does seem to dig
- 01:02
nature replaces all over the city he never specifically bad
- 01:06
mouths his town when he describes the pavement says gray
- 01:10
and sounds kind of depressing but we can't quite call
- 01:12
it negative pavement is grey after all if he said
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that the sidewalks were covered with his shattered dreams without
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it be different Also be bad poetry wouldn't run option
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a seems like a pretty safe guess but the speaker
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never totally confirms it The speaker does describe being in
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the city and thinking about inisfree but just because the
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author loves in his free doesn't necessarily mean that he
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always wants to be there It's like chuck e cheese
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is that Way yeah Option b is the best answer
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in the last stands of the poem The speaker here's
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in the deep heart's core the sounds of the lake
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even when he is on pavement Gray he's referring to
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the fact that he carries the peace and tranquility from
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inisfree with him wherever he goes Wow portable peace and
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tranquility got a market that stuff on an iphone Yeah
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