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Oxymoron used in the poem a tiger in the zoo

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Answered by Anonymous
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hi dear...

In the story "a tiger in the zoo," the writer has used metaphor in the third line of the stanza.

The poet says that the pads of the tiger's feet are like velvet due to their smoothness and softness.

The poet has also used Metonymy in the second stanza as he used the world strength for the tiger.

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Answered by jayabansal108
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in the poem "A tiger in the zoo" written by "leslie Norris" poet has used oxymoron in the fourth line of first stanza which is quiet rage. The purpose of poet to use oxymoron here is that he wants to tell people that tiger is quiet in the cage but his nature is exact opposite to this. that is he is raged animal and is quiet only because he is kept in a cage.

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