— Both the male and the female sarus cranes were flying in the sky in the morning and the male bird was shot by the hunters. The Female bird could not bear the sorrow. In agony and desperation she encircled the sky in movements of grace over the disgraceful * of her partner.
— When the killers went away with the , she descended to the scene of * and expressed her grief in long and short cries.
— She picked a few blood stained feathers and sat on them to hatch them into a toddling chick.
— In her grief she forgot to eat or drink and pined away for her lost mate and finally ****.
Detailed Answer :
In this poem the poet described the intense love of the female Sarus crane, towards its partner through the description of grief of the female bird who pines away to ** after its mate had met its end at the hands of cruel hunters. Both the male and the female Sarus cranes were flying in the sky in the morning when the male bird was shot by the hunters. In agony and desperation, she encircled the sky in movements of grace over the disgraceful of her male partner. When the killers went away with their , she descended to the ** scene and expressed her grief in long and short cries. She picked a few blood stained feathers kissed them and then sat on them desperately to hatch them into a toddling chick as if she would bring him back to life. In her grief she forgot to eat or drink and pined away for her lost mate and finally *.
