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What is the central theme of Percy Bysshe Shelley's poem 'To a Skylark'?
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- 1The exploration of the bird's material existence and its harmony with the natural world
- 2The exploration of the poet's desire to transcend human limitations and attain the perfection perceptible in the skylark's beauty
- 3The depiction of the skylark's migration as a metaphor for seasonal change and renewal
- 4The contrast between the bird's spontaneous joy and human limitations in expressing happiness✓
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The contrast between the bird's spontaneous joy and human limitations in expressing happiness
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