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It reflects on the fragility of life and the destructive impact humans can have on nature. The speaker feels remorse for disrupting the daisy’s existence, acknowledging its beauty and innocence.

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The hierarchy of nature and man's hegemony over the fate of the environment

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Impact of humans on nature and the vulnerability of life 

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Impact of humans on nature and the vulnerability of life 

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confliction of feelings of power over nature but also acknowledgment of nature's control

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Nature’s ultimate control

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Nature🌸

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Fragility

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Robert burns is a sex pest

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Idk

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How easy it is to die and how everything goes at some point, this daisy now, maybe the bard next

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As if the flower is so beautiful he can’t do anything but pick it

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it looks at the artificial impermanence created by man’s actions - both the destruction of the daisy & the man

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flower/flour...

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It expresses guilt, but also could be seen to deny responsibility, instead blaming weather and the timing. It shifts blame

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Human vulnerability alongside the fragility of nature

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Power dynamics!

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the poem centres around a singular flower that has emerged in a field about to plow and the poet’s sorrow at having to cut it down, and then paralleling it to his own experience and thus attempting to connect to nature

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Harshness of nature and the changing seasons not just on man but on itself

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Man’s control over their environment or something

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Delicacy of nature and human relationship with it

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This is a power lecture duo btw feeling #inspired

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This is a power lecture duo btw feeling #inspired