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Taken from: here
Taken from: here
“The Dead Crow” is one of the poems
chosen for Form One English Literature component in Malaysian secondary schools
for the previous syllabus. It is a translated work of A. Samad Said’s poem
“Gagak Parit” written to address the issues of pollution and the ignorance that
the society has been doing to the environment all this while. The persona
projects his anger because some people are making money by cutting down timbers
in the rainforest while others suffer. The persona brought up a very good
question to the readers about the reasons why the environment go through such
pain yet this country is abundant with resources. The persona also points out a
message in this poem regarding the actions that should be taken by the public
or concerned authorities, namely the politicians to plan the development so
that environment can be preserved for the future generations and forever.
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