conversation between duck and kangaroo poet by Edward lear
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The Duck praises the Kangaroo about the way he hops. The Duck says that how gracefully the Kangaroo hops over the fields and water that it seems like it has no ending. The Duck feels sorry for himself as his own life is a bore and already spent half of his life in the nasty pond. The Duck wishes if he could hop like the Kangaroo.
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The Duck and the Kangaroo is a poem with a touch of humour. It was the creation of a British poet called Edward Lear. The Duck says that it is bored with its life in the pond. It wants the Kangaroo to carry it around the world. The Kangaroo says that the Ducks cold and wet feet will make him ill. The Duck says it has has a solution to that problem. It will wear socks. It will also have a coat and smoke. Then the Kangaroo asks the Duck to sit on his tail. The Kangaroo hops around the world thrice with the Duck sitting on his tail. The poet leaves the Question - as to who is so happy? - to the reader!
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