The context of the poem, how do people face death? How is the death that the speaker is mourning different from a literal death? How does this impact their reaction to the death?

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Answer and Explanation:

1. In the poem, we can see that the poet shows that people face death with a certain fear. This is because the speaker of the poem is frightened, because he feels an eminent terror, but powerless, with the end that he cannot avoid.

2. The speaker is mourning the death of her sanity, she believes that she is in a mental death, she is reporting a madness, as if she were dead inside her own head.

3. This shows that death can be subjunctive and that mental death is more terrifying than physical death, because it is dying within oneself and living in an unsatisfactory way.

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