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Question
Is the poet’s attitude a representation of how the average Indian feels both towards human violence and nature’s fury?
Solution
Yes, the poet is representing the feeling of average Indians towards violence and anger. Because nowadays in the societies the people quarrel on irrelevant matters. Today’s society has become a burden on the people and this is due to other peoples and rules of society which are made according to religion. Poet in the poem shows long-lasting and backstreet quarrels between peoples of different religions. People are fed up with this and want a cut off from this type of silly thing because one day all will end up without any special information and nature ends all these with precision which shows the anger of nature against these time-wasting things.
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