Answer:
The present difficulty of the speaker is that he is faced with the harsh reality of human life.
In the poem, the child is separated from his parents and other relatives which becomes significant in the poem and it depicts the harshness of Fate that separated a child from his parents and family.
Explanation:
'The Parrot in the Cage' is a poem written by Lekhnath Paudyal. The poem was written during the reign of the Rana in Nepal. The Rana regime destituted Nepalese from their freedom and happiness.
The poem is usually interpreted to have two speakers, the poet himself and the parrot in the cage. Both the speakers depict the difficulties that they have faced in the poem. The difficulties that the speaker have faced in the poem is the harsh realities of human life. During the reign of the Rana, people of Nepal were deprived from enjoying freedom, justice, and happiness. The poet is separated from his parents and other relatives which signfies not only separation from culture but also spiritual separation.
In the poem, the parent and child relation is significant. The child is separated from his parents and other relatives in the poem. This separation and relationship is signficant as it resembles the loss of freedom, of the child, to roam around freely and feed on the wild fruits. The speaker wonders that his parents must be beating their breasts due to the separation. They must be mourning the separation. It shows the situation of the Rana reign in Nepal when families were separated from each other.
