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In the context of the poem, 'sleeping while we are awake' symbolizes what?

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CBSE
Class 7
English
Poorvi
My Dear Soldiers
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In the context of the poem, 's...

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In the context of the poem, 'sleeping while we are awake' symbolizes what?

1

The ease of life for civilians

2

The sacrifices made by soldiers

3

The ignorance of the population

4

A time for relaxation

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