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Poetry: A Tiger in the Zoo
The tone of the poem is a mix of sympathy and anguish. The poet expresses sorrow over the pathetic plight of the caged tiger whose freedom has been snatched away. At the same time, the tone captures the silent rage and unyielding dignity of the majestic animal in captivity.
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