The tiger in the poem 'The Tiger in the Zoo' has some obvious limitations, describe them in contrast to its natural habitat.
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he is only confined to his cage
he could not show his power to the people.
he is very sad and lonely
at night he feels very lonely and only hear the sound of cars that are patrolling
but if he would be in his natural habitat
he would roam here and there freely
he would stand near river side and would wait to catch his pray
he would terrify villagers by roaring
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1. The tiger in the zoo was confined to small space. He was angry that he couldn't be free to move, hunt and do what he pleased to. he was forced to be a showpiece; and the cage's bars obstructed his view of the starry night. This was all unlike his natural habitat where he hunted friendly and slept fitfully.
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