Question

In the poem, Sympathy, which line from the poem most strongly supports the idea that the bird feels trapped?

Answer 1

In the poem, "Sympathy" the line "Till its blood is red on the cruel bars" strongly supports the poet's idea of how a bird feels caged all his life.

Explanation:

• This line explains all the context of the poem like how a bird dies after being trapped all its life behind the bars.

• This can be a metaphor of isolation along with death that shows how birds only hope about death and isolation when kept in a cage.