In lines 1-7 Angelou describe the actions of a bird that is free that it interacts with nature and “dares to claim the sky.” Angelou then writes in lines 8-14 describes a captured bird with clipped wings and tied feet, yet he still opens his throat to sings. “so he opens his throat to sing. The caged bird sings with a fearful trill”. Angelou repeats the comparison of the birds saying, the song of freedom trilled by the caged bird; even though the bird is stuck in this awful places and no way to get out, the bird continues to sing. The free bird enjoys the trees, the breeze, the sky, and the lawn; the caged bird with his wings still clipped and his feet still tied continues, to open his throat to
In lines 1-7 Angelou describe the actions of a bird that is free that it interacts with nature and “dares to claim the sky.” Angelou then writes in lines 8-14 describes a captured bird with clipped wings and tied feet, yet he still opens his throat to sings. “so he opens his throat to sing. The caged bird sings with a fearful trill”. Angelou repeats the comparison of the birds saying, the song of freedom trilled by the caged bird; even though the bird is stuck in this awful places and no way to get out, the bird continues to sing. The free bird enjoys the trees, the breeze, the sky, and the lawn; the caged bird with his wings still clipped and his feet still tied continues, to open his throat to