From high above the Earth, how did the cities appear to the poet? – InterviewSolution

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1.	From high above the Earth, how did the cities appear to the poet?
Answer» From high above the earth, what had from the ground looked haphazard, unplanned and without style, was understood to be unavoidably so. The cities had come into existence where rivers ran and human population was thicker in the valleys.

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