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- A Poison Tree deals with the key human emotion of anger and the consequences of repressing it rather than communicating it openly. - The speaker describes how their anger with a friend was resolved by talking through the issue, while anger towards a foe grew in intensity as it remained unspoken. - This suppressed anger is metaphorically depicted as a tree that the speaker nurtures in secret until it bears poisonous fruit, which ultimately kills the foe. The poem presents a moral that anger should be ex
- Author
- danushvar maheswaran
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- EN