Is there a hidden message that the poet is wishing to convey through the poem ‘The Tale of custard the
Dragon’ ?
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Answer:Incidentally, the poem gives the message that 'barking dogs seldom bite'. Those who boast of their bravery are rarely brave. All the brave were scared and ran away at the sight of the pirate except Custard who said he was a coward but proved to be the bravest.
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The interpretation of the message in the poem may vary for different readers. The situation narrated underscores a basic truth that the real test of courage is during a crisis. The dragon though never put his strength on display but exhibited it in action when it was required to do so.
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