English, asked by yas497387, 9 months ago

he should be lurking in shadow sliding through long grass near the water hole where plump deer pass. who is "he"? her where should he be lurking? whi written this poem? name the poet? ​

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Answered by hiteshsharma25031981
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Answer:

The poem 'Tiger in the zoo' was written by Leslie Norris, who was a famous Welsh poet. The tiger should be lurking in the shadow for his prey. When in the forests or natural habitat, the tiger usually hides in the shadows of the trees, bushes or tall grasses and waits to catch its prey.

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Answered by shashwat05
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The poet thinks that the tiger should have been in the jungle, lurking in the shadow of long grass to prey on the deer near the water hole. He should also be on the outskirts of the jungle snarling around houses and terrifying villagers

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