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In Percy Bysshe Shelley's poem 'To a Skylark', the expression 'unbodied joy' primarily reflects:
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- 1The absolute failure of human language to describe nature
- 2The material world's infinite possibilities
- 3The bird's physical beauty and form
- 4The poet's envy of pure, unmediated spiritual inspiration✓
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The poet's envy of pure, unmediated spiritual inspiration
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