Summary of the poem razia the tigress
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The tiger is generally a creature that human beings are very scared of, and that they want to avoid encountering at all costs. However, the poet here humanizes the tiger by showing us a loving family of tigers. The husband Sheru is shown to be a good provider. He is very skilled at hunting. But Sheru has been killed by poachers, and the tigress Razia is left alone to care for her two young cubs. She remembers how skilled her husband was at hunting. She worries that he cubs may be chased by hounds. She wonders how she can ever rest easy when she leaves her cubs behind to hunt deer. However, Razia’s greatest fear is that poachers will come and kill her cubs in the same way that they have killed her husband.
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1. How old are Razia's cubs? Give evidence to support your answer, 2. What made Sheru a good hunter? 3. What is tiger scent? Why could the deer not smell it?
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