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structure
- tercets
- full sentences and have full stop at the end of every line
- reflects how the children weave their carpets so neatly and perfectly

Theme
- Allusion of beauty

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" The children are at the loom of another world."

"another world" is a new way of saying a new place. The language suggests the experiences of this place are removed from the speaker's usual experience.

The children work in labor but are unprepared for such work

The poem illustrates a very tiny slice of life from a foreign country.

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- it's a visual imagery
- loom is a weaving machine
- loom also means to look over in a big shadow so this gives the readers a feeling that the weaving maching is trapping the children in a shadow or unhappiness

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" their assorted heights would make a melodious chime"

"assorted heights" references to the children of many different ages that are forced to work together to get a better life. They work together on carpets.

As they are together you see the height differences almost like a tritonal instrument made of bells of different sizes.

the "melodious chimes" expresses a visual image (musically) this suggest the children harmonizing; as they work together.

(Preme add)
- it's ironic because the line sounded happy yet it reflects the fact that children are being forced to work.
- the tone contrast with the first line

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'Deep and soft, it will give when heaped with prayer'

'Deep and soft' are tactile words that create a texture in this stanza. Makes the carpet seem luxurious and thicker.

the carpet symbolizes a community and faith as it represents the Islamic importance in the poem.

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' Then they will lace the dark-rose veins of the tree-tops."

'will' : modal verb which communicates a strong sense of purpose or that the children do not have a choice or say in what they do.

'veins'  represents a delicate embroidery of the carpet associated with blood. which could come from the child labor.

There is a use of iambic and anapestic feet that links with the speed and precision in the movements of their fingers.

The quote has a wide use of imagery as seen above that helps readers imagine a beautiful image of embroidery on the carpet , tree, plants, flowers as it says 'tree-tops'. However that you don't always see the horrifying truth at all times.

(Preme add)
- It's also a metaphor
- "dark rose" symbolizes the color of blood. The author is saying that weaving carpets is the life and soul of the children.
- the word "dark" adds a mysterious tone to the poem
- It also shows the children sacrificing their youth and vitality to a pattern on a carpet

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'the children are hard at work in the school of days'

Representation of the children not being able to afford to get a proper education either because of religion or they are unable to afford the luxury of education.

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'From their fingers the colours of all-that-will-be fly and freeze into the frame of all-that-was.'

the quote has had a use of enjambment to break down restriction (child labor).

'all-that-was' is written in a figurative realm this empowers the children massively as here determines the children's futures for them.

'fingers the colours of all-that-will-fly'  stands for freedom and that there is a happy ending even at the worst times. It shows that the children the children's fingers is vivid and appealing.

(Preme add)
- visual imagery to show the colors of the yarns
- dashes to turn the phrase into a word representing how the children put the yearns together into a carpet
- all-that-will shows children growing up to only know how to weave carpets
- fricatives (repetition of the letter f) suggests monotone and no life or freedom.