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This poem portrays a bleak and unsettling picture of human activity and its impact on the natural world and human lives. The opening lines suggest a sense of violence and destruction associated with the dredging of a delta, perhaps through industrial or construction activities. The phrase "crush some poor soul's head" implies a lack of concern for the value of human life and the human cost of such actions. |
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