Question

I have heard

There is a law of the jungle

I have heard when the lion has eaten his fill

He never attacks

He goes to lie under dense shady trees

And when the rough gusts

Shake branches of trees

The mynah leaving her own young

Covers the frail crow’s eggs

With her protective wings.

I have heard

When any bird-young frills out of the nest

The entire jungle wakes to rescue.

I have heard

When the weaver bird’s nest

Reflects on the lake

The silvery fishes adopt it as a neighbour.

And if a rough storm breaks the foot-bridge.

Then on a wooden plank

Squirrel, snake, gout and cheetah walk in a file.
I have heard

There is a law of the jungle

0 God, All-Powerful. All Seeing. All-Wise.

In this my city

Proclaim a law,

Even the law of the jungle.

1. What does the poet mean to say by the law of the jungle?

2. What happens when the strong wind blows in the jungle?

3. What do the animals do when the footbridge breaks due to rough weather?

4. What is the poet’s wish in the last lines?

5. Find a word from the poem which means 'to announce publicly and officially'​

Answer 1

Answer:

oooooooo va ji kya question hai ji aap ginuse ho hai aap ne moj kar di didi ji

Answer 2

Answer:

1) The poet means to say that by the law of jungle that each animal has to obey a law and all law of the animals together is called the law of jungle.

2) storm break the foot bridge

3) walk in a file

4) God should proclaim a law in the city

5) Proclaim