Question

Which lines reveal the poet’s criticism of class distinctions?

Answer 1

"A blood thin and clear and fine While in the veins of the always poor And in the veins Of the new-rich men Flowed a blood thick as gruel And muddy as a ditch." The above lines reveal Poet's criticism of class distinctions as she states that the blood of the poor is clear, thin, and fine, which means that there exists selfless and genuine love among the poor section of the society. Still, in the royal section of the society, the real feeling of love is missing and mostly controlled by the profit and loss of money.