Describe the movements and actions of the tiger in the zoo and that in the wild.
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In the cage In the wild Stalks Lurking in shadow Few steps of his cage Sliding through long grass Quiet rage Snarling around houses Locked in a concrete cell Baring his white fangs, his claws Stalking the length of his cage Terrorising the village Ignoring visitors Stares at the brilliant stars (ii) Cage Wild Few steps of his cage Shadow Concrete cell Long grass Locked Water hole Behind bars Plump deer Visitors Houses at the jungle’s edge Patrolling cars VillageRead more on Sarthaks.com - https://www.sarthaks.com/88372/find-the-words-that-describe-movements-actions-tiger-case-the-wild-arrange-them-two-columns
The tiger moves softly and silently and angrily in the cage. On the other hand it moves lurking and snarling in the wild as it is totally free.
The tiger moves softly and silently and angrily in the cage. On the other hand it moves lurking and snarling in the wild as it is totally free.Explanation:
The tiger moves softly and silently and angrily in the cage. On the other hand it moves lurking and snarling in the wild as it is totally free.Explanation:The tiger in George Leslie Norris’ poem “The Tiger in the Zoo” when caged moves very quietly and tiptoes all around those bound places with fury and wrath in his mind since he is captivated and not free.
The tiger moves softly and silently and angrily in the cage. On the other hand it moves lurking and snarling in the wild as it is totally free.Explanation:The tiger in George Leslie Norris’ poem “The Tiger in the Zoo” when caged moves very quietly and tiptoes all around those bound places with fury and wrath in his mind since he is captivated and not free.However when he is out in the open, taking a stroll in the wilderness, he feels energised as he is totally free. He runs around, hides in the long bushes and gnarls and snarls at other animals showing his majestic and regal nature.