A. SAYS THE CAMEL
Canary birds feed on sugar and seed, Parrots have crackers to crunch. And as for the poodles, they tell me the noodles Have chicken and cream for their lunch. But there's never a question About my digestion ANYTHING does for me Cats you are aware, can repose in a chair. Chickens can roost upon rails; Puppies are able to sleep in a stable, And Oysters can slumber in pails. But no one supposes A poor camel dozes ANY PLACE does for me. Lambs are enclosed where it's never exposed. Coops are constructed for hens; Kittens are treated to houses well-heated. And pigs are protected by pens. But a Camel comes handy Wherever it's sandy- ANYWHERE does for me,
1) After reading the poem do you think the camel is happy the way he is treated and looked after or he feels neglected?Give reason for your answer .
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The camel got his hump when the Djinn cursed him with a burden on its back as it had refused to work. - The moral of the story is that nothing is achieved by sitting idle and wasting time. - One who is lazy and does not fulfil his responsibility suffers in the end.
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