Could someone help with paraphrase of poison tree
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there are so many trees which are poisonous and which causes death to our lives.some trees such as koochla tree,deadly nightshade,curare,etc.
koochla tree-this also known as nux-vomica, poison nut and quicker buttons. it is found in India and Myanmar. almost all parts of this plant contain poison.
deadly nightshade -this plant is native to Europe ,North Africa and western asia. its foilage and berries are extremely toxic .it contains a poison called atropine .it has the longest tree of used as a medicine .
curare-it is used by the South American Indian tribes to make the arrows poisonous for hunting .
koochla tree-this also known as nux-vomica, poison nut and quicker buttons. it is found in India and Myanmar. almost all parts of this plant contain poison.
deadly nightshade -this plant is native to Europe ,North Africa and western asia. its foilage and berries are extremely toxic .it contains a poison called atropine .it has the longest tree of used as a medicine .
curare-it is used by the South American Indian tribes to make the arrows poisonous for hunting .
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1ST STANZAI
can't believe you broke my chainsaw!
I'm so sorry!
k
Ugh. HiM again. I hate this fool.
The speaker tells his friend what has upset him, they work it out, and the speaker is no longer angry. The speaker doesn't tell his enemy what makes him angry. When he bottles it up, his anger increases.
2ND STANZA
Hey man, good to see you!
The speaker imagines reasons to fear his enemy. His fears and frustrations increase his animosity. But the speaker is not honest with his enemy. He smiles at him and acts friendly, building up a deceitful relationship lacking in trust.
3RD STANZA
The speaker’s anger is like a glittering poison that attracts both the speaker and his enemy. Anger and hate become appealing to the speaker, and his enemy is fooled by his deceitful behavior.
4TH STANZA
The enemy tries to take advantage of the speaker, but the speaker is one step ahead of him. The speaker’s secret anger poisons and kills his enemy.
now imagine this dialogue spoke by the characters...... may have send the pics also but it is not possible to send all....
can't believe you broke my chainsaw!
I'm so sorry!
k
Ugh. HiM again. I hate this fool.
The speaker tells his friend what has upset him, they work it out, and the speaker is no longer angry. The speaker doesn't tell his enemy what makes him angry. When he bottles it up, his anger increases.
2ND STANZA
Hey man, good to see you!
The speaker imagines reasons to fear his enemy. His fears and frustrations increase his animosity. But the speaker is not honest with his enemy. He smiles at him and acts friendly, building up a deceitful relationship lacking in trust.
3RD STANZA
The speaker’s anger is like a glittering poison that attracts both the speaker and his enemy. Anger and hate become appealing to the speaker, and his enemy is fooled by his deceitful behavior.
4TH STANZA
The enemy tries to take advantage of the speaker, but the speaker is one step ahead of him. The speaker’s secret anger poisons and kills his enemy.
now imagine this dialogue spoke by the characters...... may have send the pics also but it is not possible to send all....
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