8th std English poem the worm explanation
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The Worm,’ written by a famous poet named Thomas Gisborne. In this poem, the worms played very important role. The poet of this poem said us that we usually don't care about the insects. Sometimes, knowingly or unknowingly we kill those tiny creatures. Especially when we are in hurry, we don't care on what we are stepping. Mistakenly, we might kill some insects. For this, the poet urged us not to stamp those small, neglected and helpless creatures like worms through our uncontrolled movements. The poet also said that, the Lord Who created us has also created the tiny creatures. The way our Lord loves us, in the same way He loves His other creatures. If we kill those tiny creatures, Allah will surely get hurt. To show Allah's affection and boundless love towards His creatures, He created the sun, the moon and the stars for their comforts. When we kill those creatures, we don't have any right to take their life as we cannot give them back their life. These creatures only get few days to live. So, we should let then enjoy their lives and should give them freedom so that they can enjoy their lives like the way we are enjoying.
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The poem the worm is written by Thomas Gisborne. the rhyme scheme of the poem is abab, cdcd and so the main figure of the poem is so respect ever big or small, for each has their own role to play in this universe. worms may be tiny but are Gods creation and no one has right to take another s life
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