Tobject]user: in the deserted village the poet emphasizes the loss of the village by saying that much money was lost when the villagers left most of the villagers died of starvation no one will miss the place he himself had planned to retire there

In the deserted village the poet emphasizes the loss of the village by saying that he himself had planned to retire there.

Explanation:

The deserted village is a poem by  Oliver Goldsmith published in 1770, where he presents a description of a village named Auburn which he has in his greatest memories, he describes it as a perfect and beautiful place to live, and as the poem advances he starts to talk about the little village in the present time and how people abandoned it to look for better opportunities in big cities, he shows his contempt towards city life and what advance has done to this beautiful place as well as his nostalgic feelings towards the past.

In the lines:

"I still had hopes, my long vexations past,

Here to return—and die at home at last.

O blest retirement, friend to life's decline,

Retreats from care that never must be mine..."

He expresses his intentions back in the day to go back to that beautiful for his elderly years, but now it is just a dream that place doesn't exist as it is in his memory anymore.

he himself had planned to retire there

Explanation:

Just read these lines:

"I still had hopes, my long vexations past,  

Here to return—and die at home at last.  

O blest retirement, friend to life's decline,  

Retreats from care that never must be mine..."

d.he wanted to send diplomats to communist countries.