Read the excerpt below and answer the question. "It's this way:
being captured is beside the point,
the point is not to surrender."

Explain, in at least 150 words, how the structure of the last three lines of Nazim Hikmet's "It's This Way" affect the poem's overall aesthetic impact.

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the overall aesthetic impact of the structure of its this way by Nazim Hikmet illustrates the sudden CHANGE of mind from something beautifully describes to something trusted and insidous. Its also signifies the changes of heart as the author describes the beautiful landscape of which he can be granted freedom- yo then succumb to the truth shown above

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