What does the poet imply by saying that the honeysuckle is hidden from humans' "vulgar" eye?
O Humans destroy beauty.
O People do not seek out nature's beauty.
O Settlers appreciate only crops.
O Ordinary people are not likely to walk in such out-of-the-way places.

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Parrain Parrain · Answer 1 · 2022-06-10T17:58:37+02:00

The poet's implication by saying that honeysuckle is hidden from humans is that People do not seek out nature's beauty.

The poet means that the beauty of nature which is represented by the honeysuckle, is hidden from humans.

This is most likely because humans don't try to seek out nature's beauty, and instead only seek their own selfish vices.

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