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5 what is the contral idea of
'Good Timbex"?​

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Answered by mukthap1135
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In 'Good Timber' Malloch explores themes of struggle, fulfillment, and nature. Those who live through “broken branches” and storms will become “Good timber.” This theme is common within Malloch's work. He was often concerned with depicting different ways life can be lived and how the most fulfilling lives come to be

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Answered by vaishnaviupadhyay39
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Good Timber’ is one of Douglas Malloch’s most popular poems. It focuses on subject matter and themes that are frequently a part of his work. He wrote about the woods, lumberjacks, and adventure stories. This imagery is all present in ‘Good Timber’. Throughout the poem, Malloch uses simple language, diction, and standard syntax in order to get his main points across. The poem is meant to be accessible to all readers. This makes a great deal of sense as the themes at the heart of the poem apply to all people, no matter who they are or where they’re from.

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