Question

summary of The tiger isn't burning bright keki N daruwalla

Answer 1

Essentially, the poet (or speaker of the poem) is posing a question: who could have created a beast as terrifying as the tiger? The language of the poem, however, creates a dreamlike symbolic backdrop for this question that is hard to explain definitively. In other words, you can say that the poem poses a question, but the poem means a lot more.