Why do you think that the poet is emotionally attached to the tree? – InterviewSolution

1.	Why do you think that the poet is emotionally attached to the tree?
Answer» The tree was planted by the poet’s forefather. When the poet was young, he played in the shade of the tree. His sisters also played there. His mother kissed him and his father pressed his hand under that tree. The poet’s feelings for the tree are as close to it as the tree’s own bark. The poet is emotionally moved when the woodman is ready to cut the tree.

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