Their logs held tight in death's still hands
Was proof of human sin
They did not die from the cold without
They died from the cold within. (The Cold Within)
a) Why does the poet say that their logs were held in 'death's still hands'?
b) What 'human sin' is the poet referring to?
How does the poet convey a message on the predicament of the human race?
» What are the logs symbolic of?
e) Explain the meaning of the last two lines of the above extract.
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Cold Within
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[a] The poet says that the logs were held tightly in their hands because they don't want to warm their enemy . Which clearly signifies that they have committed a sin.
[b] Poet is referring to human sins like racism of race, religion, caste, color, etc. and prejudice. The log is symbolic to their sins.
[c] it means that the six persons died not of the cold outside but they died of their cold heart who is in mood of hostility.
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