Theme and critical appreciation of the poem i know why the caged bird sings
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if the bird sing for love song and deep in her breast through thrones then the rose flower bloosom.
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Maya Angelou in her poem “I know why the caged bird sings” depicts the sufferings of the Afro-Americans using the symbol of the free birds and the caged birds.
Explanation:
“I know why the caged bird sings” is a poem by Maya Angelou, in which she portrayed the sufferings of Afro-Americans. In this poem, she talks about the ‘racial discrimination’ between the whites and the blacks. She used the “caged bird” for oppressed blacks and the “free bird” represent dominating whites.
She describes the secured and unshackled life of the free bird and compared it with enslaved and ‘crushed life’ of the caged bird. By suing this comparison, she best described how the coloured races are treated low in comparison to the whites and how even their fundamental rights are stripped off from the blacks.