Something that is naturally within; inherent
Blindingly bright
To believe without knowing the truth
To water down something e.g. a fizzy drink
Symbolise
Distorted, not its usual status
To provide official support
To take back one's backing or support
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The main theme in the poem, Church Going, is rituals... religious rituals and their connection to daily life. Another theme is the imortance of human connections,
Church Going is a short, sweet, and tone varied poem. It's conversational, curious, speculative, and finally.... reverent.
The main theme in the poem, Dockery and Son, revolves around impermanace and regret.
