One Art by Elizabeth Reference to Context
Reference:
These lines have been taken from the poem “One Art” written by Elizabeth Bishop.
Context:
In this poem the poetess wants to teach us that the art of losing things is necessary to lead a pleasant life. We should not bother, whether things are lost or snatched from us. The loss of door-keys or some other possession should be accepted as a part of life. No loss should disturb us, we should take our defeats and losses lightly.
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