Question

el pájaro libre piensa en otra brisa y los vientos alisios suaves a través de los árboles suspirantes y los gusanos gordos esperando en un amanecer - césped brillante y el nombra el cielo como suyo. pero un pájaro enjaulado se para en la tumba de los sueños su sombra grita en un grito de pesadilla sus alas están recortadas y sus pies atados entonces el abre su garganta para cantar. - \pájaro enjaulado,\ maya angelou what can the reader better understand about the free bird after having read about the caged bird? why the emotional pain of oppression makes the caged bird shout why the caged bird stands on the grave and shouts why the caged bird sings of freedom after having a nightmare why the caged bird fears freedom and sings instead

Explanation:

The poem contrasts the free bird with the caged bird. The caged bird's actions like standing on the grave and shouting are expressions of its emotional pain due to oppression. Reading about the caged bird's suffering helps understand the free bird's privilege.

Answer:

The reader can better understand about the caged bird after having read about the free bird because the emotional pain of oppression makes the caged bird's situation more poignant in contrast to the free bird's life.