Animals never care about anything. They do not commit any sins and hence do not weep like humans in the night. They are self-sufficient, innocent and do not believe in duties to God. They are happy with what they have. Read summary of the poem.
Animals never care about anything. They do not commit any sins and hence do not weep like humans in the night. They are self-sufficient, innocent and do not believe in duties to God. They are happy with what they have.
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Lucifer
In the poem Animals, the poet provides a comparison between humans and animals in terms of desire. According to the poet, all the animals are self-sufficient, calm and peaceful. They are happy with their lives and never weep because of their sins as they never commit any. They never quest for materiRead more
In the poem Animals, the poet provides a comparison between humans and animals in terms of desire. According to the poet, all the animals are self-sufficient, calm and peaceful. They are happy with their lives and never weep because of their sins as they never commit any. They never quest for materialistic things.
On the other hand, humans are quite opposite to the animals. We desire for materialistic things and judge each other in terms of possessions. Humans are greedy and often commit sins because of the desire and greed.
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