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What does the poet see when the swing goes over the wall?

Correct Answer

When the swing goes over the wall, the poet sees rivers, trees, cattle, and the entire countryside spread out below.

The poem states 'Till I can see so wide, Rivers and trees and cattle and all, Over the countryside.' The swing takes the poet high enough to see the wide landscape beyond the wall.

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Explanation

The poem states 'Till I can see so wide, Rivers and trees and cattle and all, Over the countryside.' The swing takes the poet high enough to see the wide landscape beyond the wall.

Solution Steps

  1. The swing rises over the wall, giving the poet a view from above

  2. The poet observes rivers, trees, cattle, and the countryside below

  3. The swing's height allows the poet to see the wide landscape

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