why does the tiger express his anger silently in the poem
A TIGER IN THE ZOO
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The tiger expresses his anger silently as he is trapped in a cage at the zoo. He walks closely and quietly in the constricted space of the cage unable to fully express his anger. The tiger is helpless of the fact that he is trapped in a cage.
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The tiger express his anger silently because he knows that there is not any benefit of growling and roaring in the cage.He feels uncomfortable and angry . The tiger has to live behind the bars of the cage. Therefore , all his strength becomes meaningless...
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