Question

In the poem THE COLD WITHIN, what does 'human sin' refer to?​

Answer 1

Answer:

selfishness is the 'human sin'

Explanation:

In short, selfishness is the 'human sin' here. And the logs in their hands are the 'proof of human sin'. In the poem, six humans were carrying a logs of wood each in bleak and bitter cold. All of them refused to give their sticks of wood by discriminating based on color, complexion, race, religion etc.

Answer 2

Answer:

human sins were referred to the attitude of racism, religious bigotry, casteism, jealousy and selfishness portrayed in the poem.