why did the slave not feel the driver's whip?
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Had broken and thrown away! In the eighth stanza, the poet returns to the physical condition of the slave who now lies numb and senseless in his death, not feeling the “driver's whip” or the “burning heat of the day”. Through his death his soul has broken the fetters of his body and attained freedom.
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Had broken and thrown away! In the eighth stanza, the poet returns to the physicalcondition of the slave who now lies numb and senseless in his death, not feeling the “driver's whip” or the “burning heat of the day”. Through his death his soul has broken the fetters of his body and attained freedom.
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