Poem kindness to animal
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Kindness to Animals Little children, never give Pain to things that feel and live; Let the gentle robin come For the crumbs you save at home; As his meat you throw along He'll repay you with a song. Never hurt the timid hare (a) An old lad offers han her, bein her with refuses goes to those disho (b) At inn in Peeping from her green grass lair Let her come and sport and play On the lawn at close of day. The little lark goes soaring high To the bright windows of the sky, Singing as if 't were always spring, And fluttering on an untired wing - Oh! Let him sing his happy song, Nor do these gentle creatures wrong. Anonymous
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Explanation:
So, the poet thinks that animals never irritate him by doing such things just to gain some praise from their fellow people. He feels that the animals are not dissatisfied like humans. They stay happy with whatever they have. They never run behind worldly things. They never try to possess things of comfort or luxury.
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an-on
come-home
on-oh
hare-lair
live-give
song-along
spring-wing
day-play
song-wrong
high-sky
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