Question

Bring out the pathetic (sad) elements in the poem 'A Tiger In The Zoo'
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Answer 1

Answer:

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The poet Leslie Norris wants to convey that it is very

bad to keep the wild animals in the cages. Keeping

them in the cage is like snatching their freedom from

them. In the poem, a Tiger in the Zoo, the tiger is kept

in the cage where he is walking under his cage,

ignoring the visitors, hearing the patrolling cars and

staring the stars in the sky at night. The place of living

for a wild animal is in the forest area not in the cages.

The tiger is very restless and sad in the poem.

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Answer 2

Answer:

The poet Leslie Norris wishes to convey that keeping wild animals in small enclosures in zoos, away from their natural habitat, is cruel. They are angry, helpless, and unhappy as they recall their life and surroundings in the forest.

Explanation:

• Leslie Norris' poem 'Tiger in the Zoo' is lovely. Its poem contrasts a zoo tiger with a tiger in its natural habitat. The poem travels from the zoo to the jungle and back again. The tiger is happy and joyful in his natural environment. In a cage, however, he is full of rage and trouble. The poem emphasizes the significance of liberty.
• Even in the cage, he ignores everyone who comes to the zoo to watch him. The tiger, like humans, values and cherishes his freedom. He expresses his rage, hatred, and even defiance by walking around in his cage in rage. Human advancement should not come at the expense of destroying the natural habitats of untamable and proud animals like the tiger.

Thus this is the answer.

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