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Freedom and Suffering of Zoo Tigers by RAGHUVKUL is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The poem contrasts the life of a tiger in a zoo with its life in the wild natural habitat. In the zoo, the tiger is confined to a small cement enclosure behind bars, which makes it feel angry, frustrated, and helpless. It longs to be free in the jungle, hiding in tall grass by the water hole and hunting fat deer. At night in the zoo, it hears patrolling cars and stares at the stars, hoping someday to run free again in the wild. The poem conveys that wild animals deserve to live freely in their natural habit
- Author
- RAGHUVKUL
- Language
- EN