In London Townwes ab of ParadiseOver the nota he fewAll the children inatriceClapped their hands and criedLook his wings are blueHis body was of ruby redHis eyes were burning gold,All the grown-up people said"What a pity the creature is not deadFor then it could be soldOne was brever than the restHe took a loaded ourAiming at the emerald chest,He shot the creature through the breast.Down is fell in the sunIt was not heavy, it was not fat,And folk began to store"We cannot eat it, that is nat!And such outlandish feathers as thatWhy, who could ever wearThey Hung it into the river brownA pity the creature died!"With a smile and with a frownThus they did in London townBut all the children criedJohn Masefield1. Complete the summary of the poem:The children clapped and cried whenThe grown-ups wanted toand one of the menKill the bird so thatand the bird fell down dead. Then they found thatThe poem highlights that while the childrenWe learn from the poem that​