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What do you mean by consuming the earth in the poem 'On Killing A Tree'?

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Answered by marwatkhan558

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I hope it helpful

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Answer: The poet mean by "slowly consuming the earth" that the tree has grown by consuming years of nutrients and minerals from the earth . The roots of tree are hidden under the earth the roots are the only source that provide water , nutrients to the other parts of the tree .

Answered by varshavnair2007

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