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All poetic devices used in Where The Mind Is Without Fear with examples...​

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Rabindranath Tagore, in his poem, Where the mind is without fear, asks for a perfect country-both at spiritual, and intellectual  level. The poet not only wants freedom from the White British Colonials, but also from all kinds of superstitious and outdated beliefs and customs. The poethas used in his poem poetic devices such as alliteration, like in the line, "where the world" and metaphor like in the line, "where the clear stream of reason/ Has not lost its way into the dreary desert sand of dead habit" and also personification, like "where tireless striving stretches its arms towards perfection."  

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Answer 2

Answer:“Where the Mind is without Fear” was written during the reign of the British in India, prior to the country gaining its independence from colonial rule. In fact, Tagore died just a few years before 1947, when India became independent. So the country that he was living in was a country under oppression. However, the oppression was not just physical in nature, but mental as well. The Indian population had started believing that they would never be free. They were always afraid of what they would be subjected to next by the British administration. They had lost their self-confidence and dignity. Thus, their spirit had been entirely drained out of them and they were left pessimistic.

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