Caged bird is a poem by Maya and it describes the scenarios between two birds a free bird and a caged bird
Explanation:
The main theme of the poem is freedom using the metaphor of a bird Maya evokes the pain of the people suffering without freedom and the people who is ignorant of the freedom that is given to them. For the bird it is very much difficult to see because they are not just bars they are “bars of rage”.
The caged bird is not able to overcome its anger because of its captivity. ”His wings are clipped and his feet’s are tied” the birds is crying for his freedom but it could not be attained
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Depeche Mode - Precious
Rod Stewart - Killing of Georgie
Neutral Milk Hotel - Holland by 1945
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Woden is the god wednesday was named after.
