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In line 2 of "The Swan Flies Away," what does the speaker infer about this world?

A. It is but a temporary setting for one's physical state.
B. It provides a haven from the harshness of nature.
C. It provides entertainment for those who remain.
D. It offers a vision of what one's spiritual state will be.



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Final answer:

In 'The Swan Flies Away,' the speaker suggests that the world is a temporary setting for the physical state.


Explanation:

In line 2 of 'The Swan Flies Away,' the speaker infers that this world is but a temporary setting for one's physical state. By mentioning 'Vaikuntha's Lord' and seeking deliverance from the world's enticements, the speaker implies a desire to transcend the temporary nature of worldly existence and attain spiritual liberation.


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