what does the phrase dog-eater refer to in the poem if I was a tree
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The poet wants to convey that is he was a tree then the rain drops wouldn't turn back as he belongs to a dog eater... Dog eater refers to the poet
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Mudnakudu Chinnaswamy has written the poem if I was a tree.
Explanation:
In the poem, the poet described the evil side of the Indian traditions and the society.
- He wanted to be the tree instead of man.
- He was not at all happy being the human.
- Trees wouldn't have been into the evil discrimination of caste, gender, color and size.
- Dog eaters refer to the man living in the cruel distorted society.
Trees are with the cool breeze and love for the other trees without discrimination.
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