First of all, let me state that I am not good enough for this kind of work, and what I say here are all my personal opinions.
Psychologically speaking, what is scary is not the thing to be afraid of, but the fear itself. The night, owls, coffins, death, etc. that appear in the works all speak of fear. But what scares us? The poet then gives an explanation of fear, which does not rise in wings, does not stop in the church. He is in our reality. From the sentence of wearing warm clothes, carrying rations, and weapons, it can be seen that it is talking about a kind of struggle or war. I looked up the character in quotation marks, Fuchik, who is a famous revolutionary. The danger in the old place of Drauga Street all shows the danger of revolution and the twists and turns of the road.
Related to the end of the work, bury them, not too deep, not too shallow, etc. If comprehensively understood, fear is: worry about friends (Fuchik) and worry about the revolutionary road, these make the poet feel scared!
"Our Fears"
Author: Ziebelgenius Herbert
Not wearing a night shirt
< p>Not having the eyes of an owlNot lifting the lid of a coffin
Or extinguishing a burning candle
Not even having a The face of the deceased
Our fear
was found in the pocket
A sentence written on a piece of paper
"Reminder Chirk
The old place in Drauga Street is in danger"
Our fears
do not rise from the wings of the hurricane
and landed on the spire of a church
It is in reality
It has
a shape made in haste
Wearing body-heating clothes
Carrying rations
and weapons
Our fear
Not having the face of the dead< /p>
The dead are gentle to us
We carry them on our shoulders
Wrap them under the same blanket
Close their eyes
Set their lips
Dig a dry hole
Bury them
Not too deep
< p>Don’t be too shallow