E-CONTENTPOEM--GARDEN SNAKE MURIEL L. SONNEMADEBYMRS. NIRAJ BUNDELA (TGT ENGLISH) KV NO. 1 SHAHIBAUG AHMEDABADCONTENTSPOEMSUMMARYMESSAGEUSE OF THE WORD SNAKERHYMING WORDSNEW WORDPOISONOUS SNAKESNON POISONOUS SNAKESFIGHT BETWEEN A MONGOOSE AND A SNAKEGARDEN SNAKEMURIEL L SONNEI SAW A SNAKE AND RAN AWAYSOME SNAKES ARE DANGEROUSTHEY SAY!BUT MOTHER SAYS THAT KIND IS GOODAND EATS UP INSECTS FOR HIS FOOD.SO WHEN HE WIGGLES IN THE GRASS ILL STAND ASIDE AND WATCH HIM PASSAND TELL MYSELF "THERES NO MISTAKEITS JUST A HARMLESS GARDEN SNAKE#$SUMMARYTHIS POEM TELLS US ABOUT SNAKES.EVERYONE ALMOST EVERYONEBELIEVES THAT SNAKES ARE DANGEROUS. SOME OF THEM ARE BUT MOST OF THEM ARE NOT. ONCE THE POET SAW A SNAKE IN HISGARDEN.HE RAN AWAY BECAUSE HE HAD HEARD THAT SNAKES WERE DANGEROUS. BUT HIS MOTHER TELLS HIM THAT SUCH SNAKES ARE HARMLESS.THEY EAT INSECTS AS THEIR FOOD.THE POET NOW DECIDES THAT IN FUTURE HE WILL NOT RUN AWAY IF HE SEES A SNAKE.HE WILL STAND ASIDE AND LET IT GO. MONGOOSE ANDSNAKE ARE BITTER ENEMIES.WHENEVER THEY MEET A FIGHT IS SURE.LETS WATCH.. C%&'( )*. M%+,%%*-..)MESSAGETHIS POEM CONVEYS A MESSAGE THAT WE SHOULD NOT BE AFRAID OF SNAKES.WE MUST REMEMBER THAT MOST OF THEM ARE HARMLESS.SNAKE CAN BE USED AS A VERB /THE ROAD SNAKEDITS WAY THROUGH THE MOUNTAINS (FOLLOWS A TWISTINGWINDING COURSE)THE RIVER SNAKED A WAY INTO THE DISTANCE.(MOVING LIKE SNAKEDISAPPEAREDNOTE0 A SNAKE IN THE GRASS IS AN IDIOM.IT MEANS A TREACHEROUS PERSON WHO PRETENDS TO BE A FRIEND.RHYMING WORDSAWAY /SAYGOOD / FOODGRASS / PASS SNAKE/ MISTAKENEW WORD/WIGGLEMEANING/ MOVE FROM SIDE TO SIDE(VERB)WIGGLING MOVEMENT(NOUN)KINK IN LINEWIGGLY(ADJECTIVE)WIGGLY WIGGLIERWIGGLIESTMOST POISONOUS SNAKES OF THE WORLDCOBRAT1- *2-34(35-6 3%&'( +(7-6 8%' 41- -9-,5(** 6-*:,+ %+ :4* .('-6 1%%6 (*--+ 1-'-) *1('-* ;:41 41- R