Question

In "to the dead in the graveyard underneath my window" by Adelaide Craspy, what is craspeys question for death and what is craspeys plan to face death

Answer 1

She questions why people fear and are submissive to the will to death, besides, she plans to run, jump and stay strong in order to face death.

Step-by-step explanation:

To the dead in the graveyard underneath my window is a poem written by Adelaide Craspy. The poem portrays a profound reflection on death and how we are doomed to it.

The poet questions the reason, which leads people to submit to the will of death. That's because when death tells us to rest, we rest. We were afraid and accepted her will as a sovereign, when in fact we should run, jump, scream and fight against her, even if we don't have positive results and we pass away in the end.

Answer 2

I think Craspey had question death in a way, why do dead people give up their lives. She questions the idea why these people have submitted to death. Craspey mentioned that she will not yield to death. She will do her best to fight for her life instead of giving up her life to death.