James Finnegan - 'The Dead Don't Cast Shadows'

The transcript discusses a poem titled 'The Dead Don't Cast Shadows,' exploring themes of death, shadows, and their symbolism. It uses vivid imagery, likening the scene to a crime scene or Weegee's photos, to convey the idea that shadows remain with the body, forgotten but not gone. The poem reflects on the relationship between the body and its shadow, suggesting a deeper connection and purpose.

In what way does the poem reflect on the concept of a shadow?

What does the phrase 'to give you a target, a place in which the fall' imply in the context of the poem?