What is the central idea of the poem On Killing a Tree?
What is the central idea of the poem On Killing a Tree?
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The central idea of the poem On Killing A Tree is that we should not cut the trees because these trees keep our environment and climate healthy. We exist only because of trees. If they are killed, we will be destroyed too.
The poem ‘On Killing a Tree’ revolves around the idea that trees are a vital part of our lives. Hence we should not do any harm to them. The poet clearly conveys the message that trees should not be cut. They are pious like human beings. They are precious and valuable. So every effort should be made to protect them.