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Welcome to CBSE English – #BBA MAYANK SIR, your trusted guide for mastering English literature for CBSE Class 12. In today’s detailed session, we dive into one of the most powerful and symbolic poems in your syllabus – “Aunt Jennifer’s Tigers” by Adrienne Rich. This poem is a part of the Flamingo textbook and holds immense literary depth and relevance for the CBSE board examinations.

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👉 In this video, we offer a complete explanation, line-by-line analysis, theme breakdown, poetic devices, important questions, and a model answer discussion – all crafted to help you score full marks in your upcoming Class 12 English exam.

🔧 Poetic Devices Used:
🖋️ Alliteration – “Fingers fluttering”, “prancing proud”
🖋️ Imagery – Vivid images of the tigers and Aunt Jennifer’s hands
🖋️ Metaphor – The “wedding band” as a symbol of oppression
🖋️ Symbolism – Tigers representing strength, wedding band signifying marital burden
🖋️ Contrast – Between the free tigers and the repressed Aunt Jennifer
🖋️ Irony – Her strength is visible only in her art, not in her life

mportant Exam Questions Discussed:
What do the tigers symbolize in Aunt Jennifer’s embroidery?

How does the poem portray the conflict between individual freedom and societal expectations?

Explain the significance of the line: "The massive weight of Uncle’s wedding band."

Discuss Adrienne Rich’s feminist perspective in the poem.

How does the use of imagery enhance the theme of the poem?