English, asked by liza94, 2 months ago

why does the poet used the word brilliant twice?

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Answered by Anonymous

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Answer:The poet refer the term brilliant eyes to the tiger's eye because his (tiger) dreams of being free from zoo and go to its home jungle.

Answered by AbhiThakur07

Explanation:

(i) The word quiet appears twice in line 1 (velvet quiet) and in line 2 (quiet rage). ... (ii)The word 'brilliant' is used twice. First as 'brilliant eyes' and then as 'brilliant stars'. It signifies that the brilliant eyes of the tiger are as brilliant as the brilliant stars shining in the sky.

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