Following are some of the rhyming words in the poem The Squirrel: gray-play-way Read summary of The Squirrel Play quiz on The Squirrel Watch Video on The Squirrel
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The squirrel gets scared when someone goes near its tree. Read summary of The Squirrel Play quiz on The Squirrel Watch Video on The Squirrel
The squirrel gets scared when someone goes near its tree.
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The squirrel was sitting straight eating a nut. Read summary of The Squirrel Play quiz on The Squirrel Watch Video on The Squirrel
The squirrel was sitting straight eating a nut.
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The squirrel sat straight on the ground and ate a nut. Read summary of The Squirrel Play quiz on The Squirrel Watch Video on The Squirrel
The squirrel sat straight on the ground and ate a nut.
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This is a poem with light theme. The squirrel loves to tease and play. It eats nuts while standing straight. However if someone goes near its tree, the squirrel runs away. Read summary of The Squirrel Play quiz on The Squirrel Watch Video on The Squirrel
This is a poem with light theme. The squirrel loves to tease and play. It eats nuts while standing straight. However if someone goes near its tree, the squirrel runs away.
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The poem does not have any moral. It has a light tone. The poet simply praises the squirrel and its actions. Read summary of The Squirrel Play quiz on The Squirrel Watch Video on The Squirrel
The poem does not have any moral. It has a light tone. The poet simply praises the squirrel and its actions.
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The rhyme scheme of the poem The Squirrel is ABCBDB.
The rhyme scheme of the poem The Squirrel is ABCBDB.
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Following poetic devices have been used in the poem The Squirrel: Metaphor: a poetic device in which a word or phrase is applied to an object or action to which it is not literally applicable. e.g. "a question mark for tail" (tale is considered as question mark), "An overcoat of gray" (the skin of sRead more
Following poetic devices have been used in the poem The Squirrel:
- Metaphor: a poetic device in which a word or phrase is applied to an object or action to which it is not literally applicable. e.g. “a question mark for tail” (tale is considered as question mark), “An overcoat of gray” (the skin of squirrel looks like a grey overcoat).
- Personification: It is the attribution of human characteristics to non-human things and animals. In the poem the poet personifies the squirrel by calling it as “He”
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The squirrel is teasing the poet and his friends. Read summary of The Squirrel Play quiz on The Squirrel Watch Video on The Squirrel
The squirrel is teasing the poet and his friends.
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In the line "the tail was like a question mark", the poetic device used is simile. Read summary of The Squirrel Play quiz on The Squirrel Watch Video on The Squirrel
In the line “the tail was like a question mark”, the poetic device used is simile.
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