central idea of on killing a tree
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trees need to be conserved and the relationship between tree towards earth
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The central idea in this poem is that the act of killing a tree—or, on a broader scale, destroying the environment—is not confined to a single action. ... Trees are an inherent part of the world around us, and in destroying them, humans are making a conscious choice, a determination that "the root is to be pulled out."
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