In the poem, Fear No More, the poet records consolations against death. Do you agree? Discuss with examples from the poem.
In the poem, Fear No More, the poet records consolations against death. Do you agree? Discuss with examples from the poem.
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The poet states clearly that death is not a thing to worried about. By the death a person gets rid of his all worldly problems and onwards he will remain free like the wind. So it can be said that death is a reward instead of punishment.