Question

In the poem 'The Snake trying' what is the snake trying to do? Is he successful? What does the poet tell about him?​

Answer 1

Answer:

In the poem, the poet says that the snake tries to escape from being hit by the stick held by a person who is trying to kill it. The poet wants to say that all snakes are not harmful.

Explanation:

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Answer 2

The snake is attempting to flee the stick that is chasing it. Humans make every effort to destroy the snake.

Explanation:

• The snake is attempting to flee at a breakneck speed in order to avoid being caught and killed by the man.
• The snake's movements are smooth and graceful.
• The snake does not follow a single path but rather weaves in and out of it.
• The snake eventually swims above the water and hides among the green reeds.
• For its own survival, the snake possesses an instinct.
• It has the ability to smell danger and recognize it.