English, 10.03.2021 02:40 giovney

in the poem "As a weary pilgrim, Now at rest" what does the phrase "wasted limbs" "rugged stones" "hungry wolfe" and " burnin sun" signify? How do these phrase fit with the view of death that the poem describes

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