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Sunday, October 25, 2009
Nothing Will Die by A.L. Tennyson
"Nothing Will Die"
In this poem, Tennyson uses nature to symbolize the idea that there is always an opportunity to start fresh. He describes the seasons, but he is talking about life and the fact that things may change, but they will never end.
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