The poem dries a contrast between from a tiger in the zoo
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\large{\implies{\sf{}}}We can see some contrasts in the behavior of the tiger in the zoo and the tiger in the forests.
In the poem, the poet describes about the condition of the tiger inside the cage and then takes him to his actual habitat i.e. the forests in imagination.
The poet narrates how the tiger can walk only inside the cage as he is trapped inside in the zoo. He walks in his quite anger but decides to ignore the visitors as he felt his ferociousness is suppressed behind the bars of the cage. Though, at night he used to stare at the wide stars in the sky and hear the sound of the patrolling cars.
Whereas, if the tiger were in his normal habitat, he could have enjoyed his life the way he wanted. He could roam without any fear of being captured , run and search for his prey and even scare those villagers by his loud angry sound along with his white fangs and claws.
The value the poem depicts is about the freedom of innocent wild animals which is controlled by human beings.