why does the poet associate the jaguar with Cain??
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this question is taken from Ted Hughes' "Second Glance at a Jaguar" .
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This poem portrays a zoo and how the life of these creatures is distinctive in imprisonment than the panther, however, is fascinating, on the grounds that he is acting more tuned in to his temperament in spite of being confined.
The poem could be translated from multiple points of view; it could be about the puma's wild soul that perseveres, notwithstanding the soul breaking zoo, and the sort of visionary who can make a jail a wellspring of imagination.
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