Sagot :
the persona first describes his enemies as vicious and vile. ... At the end of the poem they are then called a “cowardly pack.” Even though at the beginning and at the end of his poem his enemies are evil and murderous the persona calls them cowards and implies that they are only brave in numbers.
Explanation:
The persona first describes his enemies as vicious and vile. ... At the end of the poem they are then called a “cowardly pack.” Even though at the beginning and at the end of his poem his enemies are evil and murderous the persona calls them cowards and implies that they are only brave in numbers.