Question

In the poem why are the cage bars red

Answer 1

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In the next stanza, things get a little bit more violent. The speaker tells us that he knows why the caged bird "beats his wing" until they're bloodied against the bars of its cage. Yikes—this birdie is really miserable. This stanza focuses on the idea of physical pain. Not only is the bird wounded because it beats its wings against the cage, trying to get free, but every time it does so its "old scars" throb again with a new pain.

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