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Of miles?"Ah, you are so great, and I am so smallI tremble to think of you, World, at all:And yet, when I said my prayers, to-day.A whisper inside me seemed to say."You are more than the Earth, though you-are such a dot:You can love and think, and the Earth-cannot!". pick out and the poem that refer. (1) you are more than the earth though you are such a dot.​

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This question refers to the poem "The WONDERFUL world" by William Brightly Rands.

Explanation:

  • In this poem, the POET is describing the beauty of this wonderful world.
  • He says that the earth looks like a tiny too but it comprises this entire beautiful world.
  • It goes far away in MILES and is surrounded by water, air, and green meadows.
  • Then he is COMPARING himself with this vast and wide world and says that I'm so small in front of you.



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