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  1. The poem The Snake Trying is an inspirational poem because it goes against the common human notion towards the snake i.e. "all the snakes are dangerous and poisonous". In the poem, the person who is chasing the snake also seems to be believing in the same maxim. However the poet asks him to let theRead more

    The poem The Snake Trying is an inspirational poem because it goes against the common human notion towards the snake i.e. “all the snakes are dangerous and poisonous”. In the poem, the person who is chasing the snake also seems to be believing in the same maxim. However the poet asks him to let the snake go.

    The poet describes the snake as a beautiful creature with elegant and charming look. According to the poet, the snake is green in colour and thus harmless, even too the children. However, the general of human beings towards the snake lead the man to kill it.

    We humans consider ourselves victim of snakes. However, the snakes themselves are the victims of our fear and wrath.

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  1. The moral of the poem The Snake Trying is that humans should not be cruel towards nature. One should not consider natural animals dangerous and harming. Like us, other living organisms also have a life and thus a right to live on earth. We should not harm them or kill them just because of fear. ReadRead more

    The moral of the poem The Snake Trying is that humans should not be cruel towards nature. One should not consider natural animals dangerous and harming. Like us, other living organisms also have a life and thus a right to live on earth. We should not harm them or kill them just because of fear.

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  1. The man wants to kill the snake because of fear or perhaps wrath. He is afraid that the snake may bite him and he will be poisoned. Read summary of this poem.

    The man wants to kill the snake because of fear or perhaps wrath. He is afraid that the snake may bite him and he will be poisoned.

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  1. The man wants to kill the snake because of fear. It is a general notion that snakes are dangerous and can kill us. In the poem, the snake is green in colour and thus harmless. However the person still considers it harmful and starts chasing it with a stick. Read summary of this poem.

    The man wants to kill the snake because of fear. It is a general notion that snakes are dangerous and can kill us. In the poem, the snake is green in colour and thus harmless. However the person still considers it harmful and starts chasing it with a stick.

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  1. When the snake was observed, it started running away in order to save itself from the stick which was determined to kill it. Read summary of this poem.

    When the snake was observed, it started running away in order to save itself from the stick which was determined to kill it.

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  1. The snake curving this body suddenly because a person sees it and starts chasing it in order to kill it with a stick. Read summary of this poem.

    The snake curving this body suddenly because a person sees it and starts chasing it in order to kill it with a stick.

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  1. According to the poet, the snake should be allowed to escape because it is green in colour. Green snakes are not poisonous and harmful. Instead, they are harmless. The poet does not like what the person is doing to the snake. Read summary of this poem.

    According to the poet, the snake should be allowed to escape because it is green in colour. Green snakes are not poisonous and harmful. Instead, they are harmless. The poet does not like what the person is doing to the snake.

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  1. The snake is neither poisonous nor harmful. It is green in colour and green snakes are harmless. In spite of this the person, in the poem,  is determined to kill it. Read summary of this poem.

    The snake is neither poisonous nor harmful. It is green in colour and green snakes are harmless. In spite of this the person, in the poem,  is determined to kill it.

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  1. The snake is trying to escape from a pursuing stick i.e. a person who is determined to kill it with a stick. Read summary of this poem.

    The snake is trying to escape from a pursuing stick i.e. a person who is determined to kill it with a stick.

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