how is man described in the poem the elephant and the tragopan
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Explanation:
The list of qualities that the elephant gives brings out the contradictions in human nature. Man is sane and mad, loving and brutal, says the elephant. In the middle of all this, is man’s selfish nature. It is because of his selfish thinking that he behaves irrationally and in a destructive way.
sᴜᴍᴍᴀʀʏ ᴏғ ᴛʜᴇ ᴘᴏᴇᴍ :
The Elephant and the
Tragopan is a discussion by the animals of the forest in a poetic style. Headed
by an elephant, the discussion is about the human venture to convert the
animals’ home in the woodlands into a reservoir for the benefit of the nearby
city. The elephant requests all the animals in the forest to come together and
stand united in their fight against the human race. It adds that human beings
kill animals for various reasons and hardly show gratitude towards the four-legged
animals.
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