What message is conveyed by the poem "The snake" by D.H. Lawrence?
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the poem "snake" conveys that humanity is always greater than the education. according to education, snake was very poisonous and wanted to be killed but according to humanity, snake has come to drink water and it should be allowed to drink water
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Human’s Instinct are superior to normal thinking - Message conveyed through the poem "The snake" written by D.H. Lawrence.
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In the Poem, the poet encounters a snake his living place which has come there to quench its thirst. When the poet see the snake his mind alarms him and commands him to hit the snake with big rod before it may cause any harm to him.
On the other hand poet’s instinct suggests him not to do so because though snakes are very dangers creature they may not harm anyone unless they are harmed by them.
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