Read what W.W.E. Ross feels when he sees a snake and fill in the tabl

Read what W.W.E. Ross feels when he sees a snake and fill in the table given below: The Snake Trying The snake trying to escape the pursuing stick, with sudden curvings of thin long body. How beautiful and graceful are his shapes! He glides through the water away from the stroke. O let him go over the water into the reeds to hide without hurt. Small and green he is harmless even to children. Along the sand he lay until observed and chased away, and now he vanishes in the ripples among the green slim reeds. What is the snake doing? Words to describe the snake Poet’s plea

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Read
what W.W.E. Ross feels when he sees a snake and fill in the table
given below:

The
Snake Trying

The
snake trying

to
escape the pursuing stick,

with
sudden curvings of thin

long
body. How beautiful

and
graceful are his shapes!

He
glides through the water away

from
the stroke. O let him go

over
the water

into
the reeds to hide

without
hurt. Small and green

he
is harmless even to children.

Along
the sand

he
lay until observed

and
chased away, and now

he
vanishes in the ripples

among
the green slim reeds.

What is the snake doing?	Words to describe the snake	Poet’s plea