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Gaurav Seth 5 years, 11 months ago
Harvests are called ‘peaceful’ because they bring abundance and prosperity and they thrive in peaceful times only. War, on to the other hand, is like the severe and harsh ‘winter’ that ruins the crops and starves people. It is only the peaceful times that bring harmony and contentment. War destroys everything and forces people to face hunger, poverty, disease and death.
The poet has symbolised harvest as the indicator of peace harmony and growth and the giver of life. Contrarily war is the instrument of destruction and spreads hatred and misery everywhere. War ushers in death
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