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Poetry: A Tiger in the Zoo
The poet draws a sharp contrast between the tiger's vibrant, free life in the jungle where he hunts and terrifies others, and his miserable, confined life in the zoo where he is trapped behind bars, ignored by visitors, and stripped of his natural power and freedom.
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