But he's locked in a concrete cell,
His strength behind bars,
Stalking the length of his cage,
Ignoring visitors
(a) What does the phrase 'his strength behind
the bar' suggests?
(b) Why does the tiger ignore the visitors?
(c) What is the tiger doing in the cage?
(d) What does the expression 'stalking the
length of the cage' imply? [CBSE 2012]
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"A Tiger in the Zoo" is a poem written by Leslie Norris. The poem talks about the life of a tiger in a zoo and natural habitat, that is forest.
The poet has shown the contrast between how freely a tiger feels in a forest and how helpless in a cage.
a. The phrase 'his strength behind bars' suggests the helplessness of the tiger in a cage. He is powerless in a cage.
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