The Call of Nature I Poem By Sreyanko Maity
The Call of Nature Poem By Sreyanko Maity
Tweet tweet, goes the bird
As it flies up in the sky.
Ribbit ribbit, goes the frog
As it chases a fly.
The call of nature is very near
So let’s get rid of the plastic;
Nature is in fear.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) – The Call of Nature by Sreyanko Maity
What is the main message of the poem? The poem highlights the beauty of wildlife and warns that nature is in danger, urging readers to eliminate plastic waste to protect the environment.
Which animals are featured in the poem, and what actions are they doing?
- Bird: Flies in the sky while making a “tweet tweet” sound.
- Frog: Chases a fly while making a “ribbit ribbit” sound.
What specific environmental threat does the poet mention? The poet specifically calls out plastic pollution (“let’s get rid of the plastic”) as the main threat instilling fear in nature.
What figure of speech is used to describe the animal sounds? The poet uses onomatopoeia with words like “tweet tweet” and “ribbit ribbit” to imitate the natural sounds made by the bird and frog.
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