Who holds all the growth of our land . Which land has the poet in mind?
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The lines say that a man who plants a tree holds the growth of 'all our land' (the entire world, the human civilisation) in his hand. 'Hollow of his hand' means the palm of his hand where one is most protected. ... That leads him to plant the tree which, in turn, makes a great contribution for the cause of humankind
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