Answer the following questions briefly:
How does the last stanza bring out the poet's heightened sensitivity?
In the last stanza of the poem, the poet seems to experience a high sensitivity towards every part present in nature. He believes each and every piece on earth is living and needs to be protected. He feels the green grass upon which he is been walking through it now has a voice. He feels the grass is telling him not to put up his feet on it. Poet begins to hear its heartbeat as it is some kind of living person. According to him each segment has a life, a voice, a feeling like every human has. He really starts to sympathize world for being a part of living nature and don’t want to hurt any piece of it.
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