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I despise everything about this poem and the fact that everyone think it is so brilliant. In reality, it is rambling nonsense about the futility of life and the argument over the meaninglessness of the written word. The sloppy stylistic mess that makes up most of the poem is thought to be genius but in reality it just seems like he was lazy until the last eight lines. John Milton should've stuck to writing things like Paradise Lost.
Amanda from New Zealand