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In the poem The Wanderer What is the answer to the questions beginning "Whither has gone . . . (lines 106 ff)?

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The answer to these lines "is the past."

We can arrive at this answer because:

  • "The Wanderer" is a poem about a man who was exiled from his people.
  • This man is very lonely and thinks about everything he has seen and gone through.
  • He misses many things and wonders where the horses have gone, the party places, the joys and other things in sentences that begin with "Whither has gone."
  • As he asks these questions, he recognizes that all these things are in the past.

In this moment of the poem, the man reflects with everything is fleeting and how something common and familiar can become an element of the past from outside very quickly.

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