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         <description><![CDATA[&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;The poem, "The School Globe" by James Reaney, portrays the narrator's past along with refernce to his present. The memories of his past are represented by an ordinary school globe. The globe depicts “the fair fields and lands/Of [the poet’s] childhood” (12-13). When the poet holds the globe in his hands, he recollects the wonderful days of his childhood because the globe is “a parcel of [his] past,/A basket of pluperfect thing” (30-31). It is a symbol of all that was once...]]></description>
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