“The given poem ‘Kindness to animals’ is penned by an anonymous poet. In the poem, the poet is requesting little children to never give pain to all things that feel and live. He pleads with them to let the gentle robin (a small brown bird marked with red on its breast) to come and eat the crumbs of food that we have saved in our home.

If you allow him to feed on the ‘Meat’ (crumbs), he will be greateful to you, and in return for that favour, he will aing a sweet song to cheer you.

Again the poet pleads the children not to hurt the timid hare, peeping franctically from her green grass lair. He requests the children to allow it come and play on the lawn during evening and you can watch it playing and entertain yourself.

The poet gives a vivid imagery of a little lark that goes soaring high into the bright sky. It sings cheerfully as if it was spring everyday. The little lark is so active that he does not get tired of fluttering and singing all day long.

Hence the poet pleads with the children to let him sing his happy song .and to never ‘do wrong’ i.e, never hurt or kill these gentle creatures.