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Rinku 26 March 2021

In the Poem (passage 2) , the phrase "I am not yet born; oh hear me" is repeated through￾out the poem. What effect does this paradoxical refrain create in the poem? Frame your answer (in 250-300 words) quoting words, phrases or statements from the poem that allow you to draw your conclusions.

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Shipra Singh 09 June 2017

A great poet of india. Please read my poem name shipra singh.

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Ibn-e-Insha

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Phillaur, Punjab / British India
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