English, asked by eshwaribudaikar, 7 months ago

What does 'the horror of the shade' symbolise?​

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Answered by radhika6719
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Explanation:

In this line from Henley's poem, "the shade" is death. So the "horror of the shade" is the horror of death. And it is the horrors of death (as he puts it) that are all that looms after this life (this place of "wrath and tears."

Answered by mukeshkumarrai70152
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Answer:

our shadow that frightens.

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