1.the speaker wants to be a tree because
a. Trees are not treated as objects of defilement
b. No other creature in nature has the concept of defilement
c. Trees are more humane than humans
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c. Trees are more humane than humans.
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As the trees are not treated as objects of defilement, the speaker wants to be a tree.
Explanation:
- In the poem titled "I was a tree" written by Mudnakudu Chinnaswamy, the poet expresses his wish to be a tree.
- It is because the concept of untouchability is seen only in humans and not in other living creatures especially the trees.
- All human beings want to enjoy the shadow and the freshness which the trees provide. None of them consider any trees as untouchables.
- All human beings wants to enjoy the shadow and the freshness which the trees provide. None of them consider any trees as untouchables.
- But in the case of human the concept is different. People treat poor and needy people as untouchables.
- As trees are never considered as the object of defilement, the speaker wants to be a tree.
- Thus option (a) Trees are not treated as objects of defilement is the correct answer.
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