What is the central idea of the poem "The Heart of The Tree" by Henry Cuyler Bunner?
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The poet says that the trees are God's blessings-
The three stanzas are the tree different answers to the same question three different aspects. The first stanza records his response to the sight of a tall tree. the second stanza speaks of the gifts that a tree brings, the third of its utility. The three stanzas form a tribute to this blessing of God.
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the central idea of the poem reflects the social,economical and ecological uses and benefits of the tre. It provokes one to plant more trees.The central idea of the poem is to let the readers know the benefits of the tree and contribute in saving them.It tells us that the heart of the tree is magnanimous.It blesses those who don't care for it and even those who care for it.
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