What does the poet mean in the line, “Some words die caged—”? The words are uncommon. The words are no longer used. The words are used in a specific language. The words are in books that are no longer

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Notoria asked Apr 23, 2022

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What does the poet mean in the line, “Some words die caged—”?

The words are uncommon.

The words are no longer used.

The words are used in a specific language.

The words are in books that are no longer read.

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The words are in books that are no longer read.

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