What message is conveyed through this poem? - Vidyadip

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What message is conveyed through this poem?

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The poem conveys an important message that nothing lasts forever. Even the greatest kingdoms and political regimes are sure to crumble so one should never be proud of even the greatest fall one day or the other. So one should not be proud of oneself.

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