What is the meaning of “Koo-oh-ah! Ko-ash! Ko-ash!”
In the Frog and the Nightingale?
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it was nothing but the unpleasant sounds made by the nightingale due to cold and shivering
Jhalak678:
Thank you, but why does the frog say them too in the end?
what too
say it clearly please
During the end of the poem,
hmm
the frog also repeatss those lines
repeats*
why?
sorry I don't know then
Thanks anyways
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This shows the Frog's crass cacophony
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In the poem 'The Frog and the Nightingale', Vikram Seth has written the words "Koo-oh-ah! Ko-ash! Ko-ash!" to emphasize on the fact that the frog was disturbing everyone in the bog with his loud, obnoxious voice.
Detailed answer-
In the poem 'The Frog and the Nightingale', Vikram Seth has written the words "Koo-oh-ah! Ko-ash! Ko-ash!" to emphasize on the fact that the frog was disturbing everyone in the bog with his loud, obnoxious voice.
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