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    The poem discusses the struggles of a fighter who has lost their strength after suffering for independence. In the first stanza, the fighter says they are old, worn, and have lost all their strength due to sacrifices made for independence. In the second stanza, the fighter watches from their wheelchair as they are body and energy crushed, seeing a net of deceit spread everywhere. In the final two stanzas, the fighter calls on the sons of ancestors and heirs of freedom to stand up for justice and form ranks, as the fighter now has no voice and it is up to others to speak up.

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    The poem discusses the struggles of a fighter who has lost their strength after suffering for independence. In the first stanza, the fighter says they are old, worn, and have lost all their strength due to sacrifices made for independence. In the second stanza, the fighter watches from their wheelchair as they are body and energy crushed, seeing a net of deceit spread everywhere. In the final two stanzas, the fighter calls on the sons of ancestors and heirs of freedom to stand up for justice and form ranks, as the fighter now has no voice and it is up to others to speak up.

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    A FIGHTER'S LINES - Poem about aging and passing the torch of freedom to new generations

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    The poem discusses the struggles of a fighter who has lost their strength after suffering for independence. In the first stanza, the fighter says they are old, worn, and have lost all their strength due to sacrifices made for independence. In the second stanza, the fighter watches from their wheelchair as they are body and energy crushed, seeing a net of deceit spread everywhere. In the final two stanzas, the fighter calls on the sons of ancestors and heirs of freedom to stand up for justice and form ranks, as the fighter now has no voice and it is up to others to speak up.

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    A FIGHTERS LINES Line by Line Meaning Lin e 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Lin e 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Stanza 1 I am old and worn and have lost all

    ll my strength sufferings and the history of the fight for independence have forced sacrifices that know no name or life Stanza 2 from the wheelchair of the rest of my days I, body and energy crushed see and cannot do much these times are too big a challenge for the remnants of my crippled years the net of deceit spread everywhere disturbs me Meaning Meaning

    Lin e 1 2 3 4 5 Lin e 1 2

    Stanza 3 In the name of justice Wake up and form ranks sons of our ancestor Be brave And erect a wall of people Stand up heirs of our freedom Stanza 4 I have no more voice It is you now who should speak

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