English, asked by yatin8303, 10 months ago

Tigers forever last stanza of the poem

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Answered by gvamshi917

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Answer:

tiger tiger is our national aninal

Explanation:

because tiger is our national animal

Answered by Gautam308

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The poet worried about Tiger which are to extinct going animal in india. ... Tigers forever is a beautiful poem written by Ruskin Bond in which he expresses his wish that the tigers should live forever and never become extinct. He wants their thunderous roar to be known and heard by all.

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