English, 27.12.2021 22:50 lambobacon9027

In the second stanza, what are some of the borders that divide people while we are still alive? According to the speaker in the poem, what happens to all humans when we die? What does death do to the differences we perceived when we were alive? What message (theme) does the author convey about the borders we use to separate ourselves and those around us?

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