Stag and roe-deer

comparison to the Stag who is graceful, and it makes the whole event seem very uncivilised.
             This poem shows the horror of hunting animals, and using personification makes the idea seem even more inhumane. The words used to describe the stag are usually associated with humans. This makes you ask yourself if this animal were human would it be being treated in such a way, and if not, why do we feel we have the right to treat weaker creatures in such an appalling manner.
             The poem gives us the feeling that the stag is in great pain, the use of words such as "weeping" and sentences such as "his heart became just a club" reflect this. This use of word manipulates the reader into feeling a great pathos fo
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