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The following summaries are from 2 poems in grade 10, English literature book.
DUST OF SNOW-
The poet was upset and was sitting under a hemlock tree. Suddenly a crow sat on the tree and the impact of which, shook the tree a bit. the fine particles of snow from tree fell on the poet. The soft and cold touch of snow changed the poet’s mood from sad to happy. He starts feeling refreshed. In this way a simple moment proved to be very significant and saved rest of the day of the poet from being wasted and held in regret.
A TIGER IN THE ZOO
This poem is showing the pitiful condition of the tiger in the zoo. It shows the poor condition of a tiger in a cage. In a zoo, the tiger walks in the limited space provided to it in the cage. He can take only a few steps. There are stripes on his body which are easily noticeable. His paws are soft like velvet. He does not make any noise while walking on his ‘pads of velvet’. the tiger is silent but in anger. The poet suggests that the cage is not the proper place for the tiger, as it is not its natural habitat. Thus, the tiger in the cage is a victim of human cruelty. Generally, tigers are found roaming around in the while or hiding in the long grass in jungles in order to see their prey, to kill and consume it. The poet wants to convey to all humankind that the tiger should be in the forest and not in a cage. Poet has deep sympathy due to the unpleasant situation of the tiger who is imprisoned in a cell made of concrete. The Tiger is unable to come out due to the strong bars fixed at the concrete cell. So, the tiger’s strength is locked behind the bars. All such circumstanced are making the tiger have no interest in his visitors. And, he keeps on stalking in the limited space of the cage.
The poet is trying to make realize the people about a tiger who is sitting in the cage and feeling unpleasant and restless. Tiger is still showing no interest in the sound created by the patrolling cars of the zoo authorities. The poet is showing him staring at the shining stars with his brilliant eyes. The poet is raising a moral issue here and he intends to present a strong case against the cruelty of humans for the animals kept in cages.
DUST OF SNOW-
The poet was upset and was sitting under a hemlock tree. Suddenly a crow sat on the tree and the impact of which, shook the tree a bit. the fine particles of snow from tree fell on the poet. The soft and cold touch of snow changed the poet’s mood from sad to happy. He starts feeling refreshed. In this way a simple moment proved to be very significant and saved rest of the day of the poet from being wasted and held in regret.
A TIGER IN THE ZOO
This poem is showing the pitiful condition of the tiger in the zoo. It shows the poor condition of a tiger in a cage. In a zoo, the tiger walks in the limited space provided to it in the cage. He can take only a few steps. There are stripes on his body which are easily noticeable. His paws are soft like velvet. He does not make any noise while walking on his ‘pads of velvet’. the tiger is silent but in anger. The poet suggests that the cage is not the proper place for the tiger, as it is not its natural habitat. Thus, the tiger in the cage is a victim of human cruelty. Generally, tigers are found roaming around in the while or hiding in the long grass in jungles in order to see their prey, to kill and consume it. The poet wants to convey to all humankind that the tiger should be in the forest and not in a cage. Poet has deep sympathy due to the unpleasant situation of the tiger who is imprisoned in a cell made of concrete. The Tiger is unable to come out due to the strong bars fixed at the concrete cell. So, the tiger’s strength is locked behind the bars. All such circumstanced are making the tiger have no interest in his visitors. And, he keeps on stalking in the limited space of the cage.
The poet is trying to make realize the people about a tiger who is sitting in the cage and feeling unpleasant and restless. Tiger is still showing no interest in the sound created by the patrolling cars of the zoo authorities. The poet is showing him staring at the shining stars with his brilliant eyes. The poet is raising a moral issue here and he intends to present a strong case against the cruelty of humans for the animals kept in cages.
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