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(e) Why has the hide of the tree been called leprous?

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Answered by Dishikastudy
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In the verses the poem,the poet refers to the tree bark as leprous hide. Similar to a leper's skin, the tree bark is wrinkled and discoloured . While leprosy generally decays the body, a "leprous hide" Supports the tree as leaves sprouts from it.

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Answered by GlamorousGirl
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The bark of the tree is uneven in texture and colour. Leprosy also robs the skin of the leper of its colour and evenness. Hence, the poet has drawn a metaphorical comparison between the discoloured bark of a tree and the diseased skin

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