How does the poet advocate freedom of the tiger in the poem
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The poet advocated that the tiger was put in a cage and its freedom has been stolen.
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- The freedom of the tiger has been stolen as it was put under the cage.
- The poet has suggested that the tiger should be moving freely and it should not be chased or hunt by the foresters in making of goods or chemical products.
- The tiger should be given enough freedom to roam about and must be given enough food and treatment so that it will be brought up in a good environment.
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The poet tries to expose the miserable life led by the animals in the zoo. He compares the life of the tiger in the zoo with its life at a natural habitat. The animals have the right to freedom and should not be caged. They should be allowed to run free in the wild.
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