the metaphorical importance of the poem "I know the caged bird sings "
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In Maya Angelou's famous poem "Caged Bird," she contrasts the life of a free, independent bird with that of an oppressed and manacled caged bird. The title corresponds to the life of the imprisoned bird, whose wings have been clipped and feet have been tied to prevent it from living a fulfilling life. The caged bird symbolically represents the plight of marginalized, mistreated African Americans, who suffer from racial discrimination, injustice, and oppressionÂ
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i have still not read this poem and the patriot in school and all other poems are read by me if you can choose another take help from me
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