Question

FREEDOM
Freedom from fear is the freedom
I claim for you my motherland!
Freedom from the burden of the ages, bending your head,
breaking your back, blinding your eyes to the beckoning
call of the future;
Freedom from the shackles of slumber where with
You fasten yourself in nights stillness;
mistrusting the star that speaks of truths adventurous paths;
freedom from anarchy destiny
Whose sails are weekly yielded to the blind uncertain winds,
and the helm to a hand ever rigid and cold as death,
Freedom from the insult of dwelling in a puppet's world,
Where movements are started through brainless wires,
repeated through mindless habits,
Where figures wait with patience and obedience for the
master of show,
to be stirred into mimicry of life.

-Rabindranath Tagore

What kind of freedom does the poet want for his motherland ?
What do you mean by " the burden of the ages" ? What has it done?
Do the people of the poet's motherland feel free to follow' truth's adventurous paths
Can you guess what the poet is comparing' destiny'to?
What is meant by " living in a puppet's world" ? Why is it insulting?​

Answer 1

Answer:

1-from fear

2-bending back, freedom from fear

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