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In 'To a Skylark', what does the bird primarily represent within the framework of the poet's romantic view of existence?
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- 1The inevitable struggles that every living being faces.
- 2Pure joy and complete liberation from earthly anxieties.✓
- 3The absolute unreachability of true artistic expression.
- 4The transient, short-lived nature of human life.
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Pure joy and complete liberation from earthly anxieties.
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