Summary of the bully poem by w.k holmes

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Answer:The bully is a short and thought provoking poem by w k holmes in which the poet derives our attention towards a serious, cruel and sensitive issue of bullying through an example of a frog and a duckling. The frog represents the bullies and duckling shows the helplessness of a victim.

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