How does the poet imbibe and spill the ‘song of nectar’?ORWhat doe – InterviewSolution

1.	How does the poet imbibe and spill the ‘song of nectar’?ORWhat does the poet imbibe and spill to create heaven on earth?
Answer» The poet absorbs the beauty of nature through his eyes and spills the ‘song of nectar’ through his poetry.

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