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what is the moral of the poem- A poison tree?

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Answered by drumpa032

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The tree itself symbolises the anger and malice that motivated the action, resulting in the death of the enemy. Of course, the tragic truth of this poem is that both the enemy and the speaker have been "poisoned" by the anger, speaker is consumed and harmed by his anger.

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