A Letter to Grown-ups
Dear Grown-Ups,
Please leave all the flowers there
And do not cut down the trees.
We need the trees to make fresh air
And flowers to feed the bees.
Please do not always use your car
To take you everywhere.
Because the fumes go very far
And heat the atmosphere.
Then soon the sun will be too hot
And all the plants will die.
So, please get out and walk a lot
To see the clear blue sky.
Then we will run and jump and play
And grow up strong and tall
Then we will be happy everyday
And we will thank you all
With love from the children.
1. In the current poem, who writes to whom?
2. What does the author want to say in the poem?
3. When would the children be grateful to the grown-ups?
4. Write the rhyming scheme of the poem.
5. Which poetic device is used in the poem?
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Explanation:
- narrator writes to children
- author wants to say about a nature in this poem
- when the nature is fresh
- about living in nature
- a sweet letters
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