s lost its memory. The night's coldness is compared to the heat of the sun when morning arrives, and the setting of the street amplifies the metaphorical transience of the road of Time, on which we all travel.
The Streets of London presents a situation in which the persona's journey of life creates memories and meetings with people who can change one's experience of life. The writer is trying to teach the subject the importance of social awareness by allowing them to recall images in the memory. This prompts the protagonist to make a comparison between themselves and the less fortunate citizens of London's streets. The physicality of the
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