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Does death have any meaning in the poem?

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Answered by ShardulKhade40
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In the poem, Death is personified as a malevolent figure devoid of any real power. The poet asserts that, although Death has been called 'Mighty and dreadful,' it has no real claim to its frightening reputation.May 2, 2020In the poem, Death is personified as a malevolent figure devoid of any real power. The poet asserts that, although Death has been called 'Mighty and dreadful,' it has no real claim to its frightening reputation.May 2, 2020

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In the poem, Death is personified as a malevolent figure devoid of any real power. The poet asserts that, although Death has been called 'Mighty and dreadful,' it has no real claim to its frightening reputation.May 2, 2020

Answered by pambade
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In the poem, Death is personified as a malevolent figure devoid of any real power. The poet asserts that, although Death has been called 'Mighty and dreadful,' it has no real claim to its frightening reputation

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