Who wouldn’t flee shouting for a bath in ‘If I was a Tree’?
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the Mother Earth
Answer: According to the speaker in the poem, 'If I was a Tree', the Mother Earth would not flee shouting for a bath, if the tree branched out further from its roots.
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According to the poet, Mother Earth wouldn't flee shouting for a bath.
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- If I was a Tree is a poem written by the Kannada poet Mudnakudu Chinnaswamy.
- It is a commentary on the social evils of the Indian caste system.
The last two lines of the third stanza:
When I branch out further from my roots
Mother Earth wouldn’t flee shouting for a bath.
- This is a reference to untouchability: the brutal atrocity faced by the people of lower caste.
- It refers to the inhumane belief of the upper caste people that coming in contact with a lower caste person would pollute them.
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