What truth does the poem fear no more try to establish?
What truth does the poem fear no more try to establish?
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In the poem “Fear No More”, the poet says that death does not discriminate between the rich and the poor, ugly and beautiful, weak and strong. Every human is equal before the death and every person has to face it one day. According to the poet, like any person, a scholar has to die, a doctor has to die and even a royal person has to die.
In addition, the dead person gets freedom from all sorts of worldly problems. He no longer fears the cruel ruler or the tyrant master. He does not need wages. He does not fear the ghosts. The witchcraft and magic does not work on him. The fear of lightning and thunder also goes away. He sleeps in his gave peacefully.
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The poem trys to say that we should never ever be proud of ourselves and known one thing that we also have to die one day and follow the tradition of them ( who are under the soil ) .