How does the poet describe the killing of a tree in the poem 'on killing a tree'
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So the poet vividly describes the act of killing a tree. He says that a simple strike cannot kill the tree completely. The tree grows up gradually absorbing years of sunlight, air, water. From its 'leprous hide' leaves sprout.
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The tree’s roots are firmly fixed in the anchoring earth and, in order to kill a tree, it must be uprooted. It is to be roped, tied and pulled out from the earth-cave. After uprooting, the root is to be exposed to sunlight , and air for scorching and choking. Then, it goes through a process of browning, hardening, twisting and withering. Then only is the tree killed completely.
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