THE TREE
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The tree
Is symbolic of the free.
She brings us the key
To comely beauty.
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The autumn tree gives us a decent chance
To sit back and let our ideas dance
To the particular manner
Her leaves change their colour.
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The winter tree is duty bound.
When the tree’s leaves are departed,
She lets the sun to liven up the land.
And the evergreen tree lessens the surge of the wind.
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Her refreshing and life-giving energy
Is in plenty.
Her spring leaves
Spread bliss.
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The summer tree
Is home to wildlife variety,
Sheltering them from heat and fearsome adversary
And giving cool comfort to human being.
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The monsoon tree brings joy, saves rainwater
And conserves energy.
She prevents pollution
And saves us from radiation.
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Buds opening tenderly,
Flowers blossoming aesthetically,
The tree bearing fruit(s)
Is no less beautiful than the sky with the star(s).
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The fruit is the answer
To the tree’s long labour.
If she is not properly looked after,
Her children shall grievously suffer.
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Giving cover, cool, shelter and breathing space,
Forming and feeding life,
Sharing almost half of the human genome,
The tree is an inseparable part of our tribe.
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The tree is a one-stop solution
To your difficult situation,
An all-in-one investment,
Saving one and all from ecological debt.
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The tree is our twenty-eight-figure basic salary,
The perquisites are absolutely staggering,
With regular bonus and tax-free earnings
The salary-cum-pension is also regular and unending.
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The tree’s role in selfless meditation
Has overshadowed every limitation,
Leading to self-realization
And cosmic enlightenment.
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The most intelligent member of the tribe
Is trying hard to do away with the tree,
Thinking life can thrive
Without her and the greenness of the tribe.
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The tree is an all-embracing and all-encompassing world.
It is the beauty unmatched and curled.
It is the wisdom untold,
Ever giving the glimpses of the reality undisclosed.
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She is our reverend ancestor,
The symbol of synergy, support and supple strength.
She is our great teacher,
The harbinger of balance, harmony, justice and wisdom.
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It is our pious duty
To inculcate unconditionally her wisdom and beauty.
It is our holy responsibility
To protect her whole-heartedly.
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The tree’s beauty may be hidden.
Gnarled, twisted, distorted and knotted,
Her beauty may remain unspotted.
She with a beautiful heart can always be spotted.
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A treeless address
Is a lifeless frame.
A treeless home
Is a lifeless dome.
Even the flowerpots
Mull over the loss.
They too fondly remember
The bygone green culture.
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Man’s exploits force the tree to migrate
To more different, colder or higher regions to survive.
The hour may not be far away
When regretting cannot save the day.
The silent migration of the tree
Is the direct fall out of global warming.
It may cause havoc without warning,
Shattering the balance between life and the tree.
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The tree’s presence is a bliss.
Her fluttering locks of leaves and flowers
Are joy spreading showers.
Her very touch is a holy kiss.
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When the tree is there,
Everything is fair,
Whether it is a hut, cottage, house, office or lair.
Without her, everything or everyone may be a cipher.
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No man-made abode looks pretty
Without trees.
No human dwelling is praiseworthy
Without trees.
Three sixty-five days,
Three sixty-five trees
A person needs
To live in perpetual peace.
How close to or how far from perpetual peace?
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Her beauty may be a complex feature,
Making it subjective in nature.
Her beauty also has its lively aspects in factual imagination,
Bringing forth thoughtful consideration.
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You could say the shadow of a tree
May be a marvellous painting.
It brings forth the sea
Of imagination and praising.
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Even the roots have their attraction,
Stopping soil abrasion,
Causing water absorption
And supplying nutrition.
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The tree counters climate change.
She monitors the air.
Her exhaled nectar lets us breathe.
Her inhaled poison lets life survive.
She gives us solace.
She nurtures life,
Giving space and pace
To life.
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She gives us natural food,
Far superior to junk food.
Her healing bower
Gives us enormous power.
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The food like mango and apple
Makes melancholy tremble,
Bringing routine at beautifully normal,
Unifying the forces and virtues of human and animal.
The mango tree offers the king of fruits,
Replete with macronutrients antioxidants and metallic compounds.
The king’s court is adorned with beautiful gems
And mesmerizing pearls.
There are anti-cancer envoys and anti-diabetic negotiators.
On hand are heart-strengthening forces and anti-fat players.
Attending are anti-ageing representatives and anti-inflammatory emissaries.
Close at hand are many life enhancing dignitaries.
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She provides a welcome habitat
To our forest neighbours
Who have been on earth
Long before human birth.
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For VIPs,
She may be a showpiece.
For an Un ordained person,
She becomes a comforting junction and solution.
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A book read amidst the tree and her forms
Keeps us closer to life’s norms
Than is possible with pseudo-norms.
The tree tends to keep us from artificial domes.
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The tree gives life
To the haves and the have-nots alike.
It is on our emotional intelligence
To remove the difference sans violence.
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She brings strangers and divers people together
Which makes human creativity superior.
In accordance with the laws of Nature,
She brings us a vast treasure.
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The tree keeps a community quite alive and healthy.
She is the traditional centre of teaching, preaching and storytelling.
She is the force and attraction where children love playing.
Her presence enlivens a debate, discussion, discourse or tete -a- tete.
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The tree provides relaxation,
Offering refreshment,
Creating recreation,
Giving peace and seclusion.
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In the world of the rat race
And dog-eat-dog passion,
She keeps us from violence
And brings us contentment and satisfaction.
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She is the hidden saviour
Of every living creature.
She is the healer
Of every misfired endeavour.
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She is a true friend and guide
Who shows the path to life.
She is a matchless preacher
Who teaches us at our leisure.
You may say it is the teacher
Teaching her pupils.
But it is the tree, our preacher,
Who is teaching the pupils and their teacher.
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The tree is the master doctor.
She is the nature’s protector.
She is the guide to many a creator,
Whether an inventor, discoverer, versifier, author or painter.
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The five elements we are made from
Survive because of the tree or her forms.
The ideal goal of comely calm
Is unthinkable without her or her forms.
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She gives us protection and timber
And beautifies space and even Mother Nature.
She teaches unburdened.
She is an invincible living-legend.
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The tree and human
Are bound friends.
Their birth and life’s journey
Have surprisingly common strands.
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The tree surfaced
Ages before human arrival.
Human has faced
The twists and turns, mirroring the tree’s survival.
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Human has every duty
To adore the great ancestor.
The tree has every beauty
Human can go after.
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She bends whenever she is fruit laden.
She grows stronger at the turn of each season.
The elder, through their roots, give life and energy to their younger generations.
Humility, suppleness, patience and wisdom are the great lessons.
She always justifies her birth,
But human does it rarely.
She always lives for others,
But human does it rarely.
SAVE TREES
Saving the tree
Is our duty and the only choice
If we wish to save life
And give our children their natural voice.
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