English, asked by muhammadhaider807, 10 months ago

Moral of the the peom the ant and the cricket

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Answered by adityasrivastava6578

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the moral of the poem 'the ant and the cricket' is that " if we enjoy today then we will surely suffer tomorrow" as in the poem the cricket just sung day and night in the summer but the ants did work day and night. So now, in the winter the cricket is dying of hunger.

Answered by Bhuvankakade

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Explanation:

The moral of the poem “The ant and the cricket” is that, if we did not work hard today we can’t have a happy life tomorrow.

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