Question

Summary of poem the lost dance of crane

Answer 1

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The poem, "The lost dances of cranes" is written by Juliet Wilson. It reflects on the evolution from the endangered species to the development of cities through the construction cranes. ... The poet makes connection of the construction cranes to the birds as they resemble each other in lankiness.

Answer 2

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In this poem, the poet has made a sad comment how a magnificent species of birds are dying out. They are decreasing in number. Our future generations will not be able to see this magnificent birds. They will see the cranes of their own kind in those large cities. They should also see the beauty of cranes as she quote: "The caged bird sings with a fearful trill of things unknown but longed for still and his tune is heard on the distant hill for the caged birds sings of freedom" 

The beauty of cranes should be kept alive and free, they are not meant to be caged. 

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