The caged bird, is a striking imagery used by Paul Laurence Dunbar in his poem. The caged bird is an imagery used to tell a story about someone who is not free, someone who's been kept from doing what he or she really wants. The caged bird beating his wings shows someone's struggle to get out of the cage and be free.
This month, Professor Gill Plain talks about Literature of the 1940s: ... What are the salient characteristics of the period? ... That comes from a very strange novel called The Holiday, which she wrote during, and about, the war
Answer:
She will not get hit by the cupids arrow.
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