How does Leslie Norris contrast the tiger in the cage with the tiger in the forest?

Answer – The poet Leslie Norris says that the tiger in the cage walks quietly. He is not free in the cage. His eyes shows that he is very angry at having been imprisoned in a cage. But he can't do for his freedom. But in the forest, the tiger lives in its natural habitat. In the jungle he moves in the long grass near a water hole. He hides in shadow to hunt the deer for his food.