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What does the poet mean by the caged bird sings of freedom"?​

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Answered by archanaram9001
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The poem uses the metaphor of a physical cage as its principal vehicle to examine the nature of captivity as specific and negative way of relating to the world. Contrasting freedom and captivity, the poem draws a comparison between a free bird that is able to not only fly freely in the sky but also to think freely.

Answered by Lonely28
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It means that when we are kept away from freedom, at that time all we ask for is freedom. And that's what people is saying the 'caged bird sings in freedom.'

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