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In the poem, Fear No More, the poet records consolations against death. Do you agree? Discuss with examples from the poem.
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.
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.
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