Why does the poet say “fear no more”?
Why does the poet say “fear no more”?
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The poet says “fear no more” because after death a person gets freedom from tyrant rulers, masters, worldly problems and sorrows. A dead person does not care about ghosts or witchcrafts. He does not fear from lightning or thunders. He is peaceful in his eternal home.
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