In England once there lived a big
And wonderfully clever pig.
To everybody it was plain
That Piggy had a massive brain.
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By the time we realise the truth, it is too late. In haste we do things as the Pig did after finding his purpose. To panic is our basic quality. In haste we take wrong steps and eventually land into all sorts of troubles. I endorse the views expressed by Sreemoyee Banerjee
Then we work hard to earn name, fame and money and place in society, the very purpose for which we are sent on earth revolves around or goals, aims mostly set or guided by others, we become part of the RAT RACE. Cont...
We all interpret such poems in our own way. The purpose of life for individuals to find is very difficult. We study for first 15 years to understand the discipline and next 4-5 years to find our way to earn money and get finanicial secured.
Humourous poem. At the same time, there is substance in the poem. One need to use one's brains I
A wonderful poem. I sincerely appreciate the brilliant comment of poetess Bharati.
A great poem of humour and satire.The pig was too brainy.One fine day it discovers the selfish intentions of the owner and goes crazy.Before the farmer could kill him, the pig takes the first move and kills the farmer. Perhaps the pig was overthinking or may be his fears were real! ! !
In England once there lived a big And wonderfully clever pig. To everybody it was plain That Piggy had a massive brain. ishall eat him irst
The tables turned, the order spurned, the hierarchy questioned and the order comes to end!
This is a delightful poem made up of rhyming couplets. Interesting, the truth of it!
What a thing - that pig needed to live not be eaten he is oh no Let him live.
Everyone has there own favourites Just take time to discover its..... Awesome and technical words A poem can be about anything, just like a bluebird!
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He simply couldn't puzzle out What LIFE was really all about..........touching expression with outstanding conceptualization. It is really a marvelous poem created by Roald Dahl.
I had a fairly powerful hunch 'That he might have me for his lunch. 'And so, because I feared the worst, 'I thought I'd better eat him first.' very fine poem. tony
It reminds me of another contemporary writer, George Orwell, and his book Animal Farm